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THE CONNECTICUT FAIR 

CHARTER OAK PARK 

LABOR DAY WEEK 1909 

SEPTEMBER 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 
HARTFORD, - - - CONNECTICUT 



Walter L. Goodwin, Hartford 
Ferdinand Richter, Hartford 
Joseph L. Besse, Hartford 
Dr. G. T. Howland,, Norwich 
Willie O. Burr, Hartford 
Herbert L. Camp, Middletowm 
George C. Eno, Simsbury 



DIRECTORS, 



Frank C. Sumner, Hartford 
Samuel Russell, Jr., Middletown 
Charles Soby, Hartford 
Edgar L. Ropkins, Hartford 
G. F. Heublein, Hartford 
A, J. Welch, Hartford 
H. C. Parsons, Hartford 



C. W. Pratt, Hartford 



EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, 

Charles Sobv Walter L. Goodwin E. L. Ropkins 

A. J. Welch F. C. Sumner 



Horse Show Committee — 

Walter L. Goodwin, H. L. Camp, Samuel Russell, Jr. 
Horse Race Committee — 

A. J. Welch, C. W. Pratt, George C. Eno. 
Cattle Show Committee— 

Dr. George T. Howland, George C. Eno, E. L. Ropkins, Samuel Russell, Jr. 
Grounds Committee — 

A. J. Welch, Walter Goodwin, Charles Soby. 
Finance Committee — 

F. C. Sumner, W. O. Burr, Ferdinand Richter. 
Catering Committee — 

Joseph L. Besse, H. C. Parsons, E. L. Ropkins. 
Press Committee — * f'> 

W. O. Burr, H. C. Parsons, H. L. Camp. ' ' 

Amusement Committee — 

H. C. Parsons, Samuel Russell, Jr.. Charles Soby. 
Privileges Committee — 

A. J. Welch, H. C. Parsons, Charles Soby. 
Distinguished Guests Committee — 

Charles Soby, H. L. Camp, Samuel Russell, Jr., Walter L. Goodwin. 



D. Of D. 

NOV 18 1909 






THE CONNECTICUT FAIR ASSOCIATION, INC. 

CITY OFFICES. THE HARTFORHD TRUST CO:S BUILT>ING. 





WALTER L. GOODWIN 
President and Secretary 



CHARLES SOBY 
Treasurer 





HERBERT L. CAMP 
Vice-President 



WALTER J. SNYDER 
Manager 



GOVERNOR'S DAY 



THURSDAY, SEPT. 9th. 




Hon. FRANK B. WEEKS, 

Governor of Connecticut. 



CATTLE SHOW ENTRIES 



CATTLE COMMITTEE 
DR. GEORGE T. HOWLAND, Chairman. SA:nIUEL RUSSELL, Jr. 
GEORGE C. ENO. ]■:. L. ROPKINS, 

J. RUSSELL HATCH, Superintendent 

Dr. E. C. Ross, Official Veterinarian 
Judging of Jerseys and Guernseys begin io:oo A. M., Tuesda^^ September 7th. 
Judging of Holsteins and Ayrshires will begin 10:00 A. ]\L, Wednesday, Sept. 8th. 

Judge of Ayrshires, E. J. Fletcher. 

Judge of Holsteins, D. F. jMcCauley. 

Judge of Jerseys, Julian C. Hood. 

Judge of Guernseys, Joseph L. Hope. 



Ayrshires. 

CLASS 1. 

For Bulls, 3 years old and over. 

1. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., " Monklands Speculation," 10847. 

2. Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn., " Kosmo," 11278. 

3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., " Rob Roy of Penshurst," 10366. 

4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y., '' Howie's Fizzaway," 9370. 

CLASS 2. 

For Bulls, 2 years old and under 3. 

5. Marius Aladsen, Newington. Conn., " Conqueror of Elmwood," 10869. 

3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., " Sir Browning," 10696. 

1. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, X. Y., " Miss Lunas Prize Defender," 

10687. 

2. Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn., " Eras Lessnissock Star," 10857. 

4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 

CLASS 3. 

For Bulls, I year old and under 2. 

3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, X. Y., " Croftjane. King of Avon," 11904. 

4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, X. Y., " Lessvessock First Choice," 

1 1 874. 

CLASS 4. 
For Bulls, under 12 months. 

3. W. p. Schenck, Avon, X. Y., ''Cock a Bendie," 11907. 

6. Kent E. Stoddard, Xewington Jc, Conn., " Sir Thomas of R," 11969. 
2. Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn., " Bendie Croft of Avon," 7070 
I. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, X. Y., "Earl of Park Hill." 11392 

Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, X. Y., "Prince of Ryanoque," 11894. 

4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, X. Y.. " Bells Fizzaway." 
4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, X'. Y., " Clover Fizzaway." 



CLASS 5. 

For Cows, 5 years old and over. 

W. P. Scheiick, Avon, X. Y., '* Croftjane Dinah 19th," 195^0. 
W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., " Howie's Lady Like," 21432. 
Newman E. Sears, Elmwood, Conn., " Sweet Clover Leaf of Elm- 
wood," 21376. 
Newman E. Sears, Elmwood, Conn.. " Crimson Clover," 15481. 
Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn., " Helen Clover, 21317. 
Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn., " Maid Marion," 21320. 
Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., " Miss Luna of Burnside," 19372. 
Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., " Madeline of Burnside," 19377. 
Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., " Marion of Burnside," 19498. 
Ryanoque Farm, Brewster. N. Y., " Genevieve F. 2d," 20437. 
Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., " Swordsop." Imported. 
]. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y.. " Lilac of Radnor," 18690. 



CLASS 6. 

For Cows, 4 years old and under 5. 

3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., " Doll of Avon," 20443. 

2. Dudley Wells 2d. \^^ethersfield, Conti., " Rosalind Arline," 21321. 

4. J. F. Converse & Co., \\'oodville, N. Y.. " Evangeline C," 22742. 

CLASS 7. 

For Cows, 3 years old and under 4. 

2. Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn.. " Rena K.," 21322. 

1. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., " Princess C," 22734. 

4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. ^\, " Drongan ALains May Queen 
2dr 25705. 

CLASS 8. 

For Cows, 2 years old and under 3. 

3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, N.Y., " Nona 2d of Avon," 23090. 

3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y.. "Voce 2d of Avon," 23091. 

2. Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn., '' Helma Clover," 24252. 
I. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., " Babe's Duchess 2d," 24008. 

1. Ryanoque Farm. Brewster. N. Y., "Irene Douglas 2d," 2401 1. 

4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y., " Gladys Fizzaway." 22493. 
4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y., " Fizzaway Girl," 22494. 

CLASS 9. 

For Heifers, i year old and under 2. 

3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., ? Wanda of Avon," 25708. 
3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., " Fonda of Avon," 25707. 

7. Newman E. Sears, Elmwood, Conn., " White Clover Leaf," 25738. 

2. Dudley \A'ells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn., " Leigh of Mapleside," 25730. 
2. Dudley Wells 2d, W^ethersfield, Conn., " Hilda Clover," 24254. 

I. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., " Betty of Hill View," 25549. 
I. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster. N. Y., " Majestic's Denty," 23366. 



CLASS 9. — Continued. 

1. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., '' Barcheskie Muriel of Pine 

Lane," 23392. 
4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y., " Enid Fizzaway," 23931. 
4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y., '' Fizzaway's Clover," 

23931. 

CLASS 10. 

For Heifer Calves, under 12 months. 

3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., "Lady Likly of Avon," 2571 1. 
W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., " Gladioria of Avon," 25709. 

7. Newman E. Sears, Elmwood, Conn., " Red Clover Blossom." 
7. Newman E. Sears, Elmwood, Conn., " White Clover Blossom." 

2. Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn., '' Rena's Pride of Mapleside," 

25731. 
2. Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn., '' White Rose of Mapleside," 

25732. 

I. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., '' Duchess Monkland of Ridge- 
side," 25450. 

I. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., " Margurite Monkland of Ridge- 
side." 

I. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., ** Monkland Belle." 

4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y., '' Dorothy Fizzaway." 

4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y., '' Gladys D. Douglas Fizz- 
away." 
4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y.. " Flecky Fizzaway." 

CLASS 11. 

Exhibitors' Herd, to consist of i Bull, 2 years or over; i Cow, 3 years or over; 

I Cow, 2 years and under 3; i Heifer, i year and under 2; 

I Heifer Calf, under 12 months. 



W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., aged herd. 
W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., aged herd. 
Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn., herd. 
Ryanoque Farm, Brewster. N. Y., herd. 
J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y., herd. 



CLASS 12. 



Young Herd to consist of the following: i Bull, under 2 years; 2 Heifers, 
I year and under 2; 2 Heifers, under 12 months. 

3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., breeder's herd. 

2. Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn., breeder's herd. 
I. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., breeder's herd. 

4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y., breeder's herd. 

CLASS 13. 

Dairy Herd of 4 Cows in Milk. 

3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y., dairy herd. 

I. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., dairy herd. 

4. J, F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y., dairy herd. 



CLASS 14. 

Bull, with 3 of his Get. 

1. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., '' Monkland of Speculation." 
4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 

CLASS 15. 

Produce of i Cow, 2 animals of any sex or age, produce of same cow. 

3. W. p. Schenck, Avon, N. Y. 

3. W. P. Schenck, Avon, N. Y. 

7. Newman E. Sears, Elmwood, Conn., "Sweet Clover Leaf of Elmwood," 
21376 and I 5481. 

2. Dudley Wells 2d, Wethersfield, Conn. 
I. Ryanoque Farm, Brewster, N. Y., 

. _ .. \ Miss Luna's Prize Defender, 
Miss Luna of Burnside. j Madeline of Burnside. 

4. J. F. Converse, Woodville, N. Y. 
4. J. F. Converse, Woodville, N. Y. 

CHAMPIONSHIPS. 

Zlass 16. Bulls 2 years and over. 4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 

::iass 17. Bulls under 2 years. 4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N.Y. 

::iass 18. Cows 2 years and over. 4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N.Y. 

Z:iass 19. Cows under 2 years. 4. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N.Y. 



Guernsey. 

CLASS 22. 

For Bulls, 3 years old and over. 

1. Wm. H, Gould, Beverly, Mass., " Rutila's Gold Basis," 5625. 

2. Herbert A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 

3. Packer Bros., Milford, N. Y. 

CLASS 23. 

For Bulls, 2 years old and under 3. 

1. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., "Lassie's Ledyard Boy," I4540. 

2. H. A, Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y, 

3. Packer Bros., Milford, N. Y., " Maple Hurst," 11705. 

4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt., " Flora's Roy of Tarben Farms," 11 589. 

CLASS 24. 

For Bulls, I year old and under 2. 

1. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., " Lassie's Gold Basis." 

2. Herbert A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 

3, Packer Bros., Milford, N. Y. 

4, R, H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt., " Colonel Fillmore," 13675. 



CLASS 25. 

For Bulls, under 12 months. 

1. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., " General Boy." 

2. Herbert A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 

3. Packer Bros., Milford, N. Y. 

4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt., " Dixie Rube," 14380. 

CLASS 26. 

For Cows, 5 years old and over. 

I. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., ''Helen M. of Fulton," 19763. 

1. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., "Nell Cooper 2d/' 19761. 
4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt., " Princess Asenath," 9400. 

2. H. A. Bartholomew, W^hitehall, N. Y. 

3. Packer Bros., Milford. N. Y., "Lady Powell," 17568. 

CLASS 27. 

For Cows, 4 years old and under 5. 

4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt., " Inez Elmdale," 21256. 

4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt., " Maggie Elmdale," 19273. 
2. H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 

CLASS 28. 

For Cows, 3 years old and under 4. 

1. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., "Trilby of Ledyard," 23245. 
4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt., " Princess Elmdale," 21258. 

2. H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 

3. Packer Bros., Milford, N. Y., " Susan M.," 25063. 

CLASS 29. 

For Cows, 2 years old and under 3. 

I. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., "Helen of Ledyard." 

1. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., " O'Nondaga's Boy 2d." 

4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt., " Vinnie Elmdale." 

2. H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 

3. Packer Bros., Milford, N. Y., " Hilda of S. B.," 25064. 

CLASS 30. 

For Heifers, i year old and under 2. 

Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., "Lady Jane Boy 3d." 

Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., " Dorothy Boy 2d." 

R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt., " Mollie Elmdale," 25222. 

R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt., " Dollie Dimple of Elmdale," 25224. 

H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 

H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 

Packer Bros., Milford, N. Y. 



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CLASS 31. 

For Heifer Calves, under 12 months. 

Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., " Trilby of Willowbrook 2d.' 
Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., " Frances of Ledyard." 
Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass., "Ann Boy." 
R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt, *' Irene of Elmdale," 27781. 
R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt., '' Queen of Elmdale," 27782. 
H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 
H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 
Packer Bros., Milford, N. Y. 

CLASS 32. 



Exhibitors' Herd, to consist of the following: i Bull, 2 years or over; i Cow, 

3 years or over; i Cow, 2 years and under 3; i Heifer, i year and 

under 2; i Heifer Calf, under 12 months. 

1. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass. 
4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt. 
3. Packer Bros., Milford, N. Y. 

2. H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 



CLASS 33. 

Toung Herd, to consist of the following: i Bull, under 2 years; 2 Heifers, 
I year and under 2; 2 Heifers, under 12 months. 

1. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass. 
4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt. 

2. H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 

3. Packer Bros., Milford, N. Y. 

CLASS 34. 

Dairy Herd of 4 Cows in Milk. 

1. W. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass. 

4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt. 

2. H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 

CLASS 35. 

Bull, with 3 of his Get. 

1. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass. 
4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt. 

2. H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 

CLASS 36. 

Produce of i Cow: 2 animals of any sex or age, produce of same Cow. 

1. Wm. H. Gould, Beverly, Mass. 
4. R. H. Briggs, Brattleboro, Vt. 

2. H. A. Bartholomew, Whitehall, N. Y. 



II 
Holsteins. 

CLASS 43. 

For Bulls, 3 years old and over. 

1. Lyman Keeler, Danbury, Conn., 'Tontac Inka Paul," 42222. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass., " Earl Aggie De Kol 2d," 

31057. 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., " Hillside Netherland," 41750. 

CLASS 44. 

For Bulls, 2 years old and under 3. 

3. • Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., " Hengeweld De Kol 3d," 46475. 

CLASS 45. 
For Bulls, I year old and under 2. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass., " Duke Bernardine De Kol," 

54861. 

4. M. C. Knapp, Danbury, Conn., " King Segis De Kol Korndyke," 56110. 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., " Upland Pietertje Beets De 

Kol," 49331. 

CLASS 46. 
For Bulls, under 12 months. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass., " Prince Betz De Kol 2d 

Lad," 57730. 

1. Lyman Keeler, Danbury, Conn., " Nob R." 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 
3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 

CLASS 47. 

For Cows, 5 years old and over. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass., '' Thyrsa Mechthilde De 

Kol," 70269. 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre Pa., '' Spring Brook Queen A 2d," 

45191. 
3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., "Arlip Clothilde," 61824. 

CLASS 48. 

For Cows, 4 years old and under 5. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass., " Mechthilde's 4th Pauline 

2d," 76828. 

3. George M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., '' Induna Clothilde 2d," 75910. 

CLASS 49. 

For Cows, 3 years old and under 4. 

1. Lyman Keeler, Danbury, Conn., " Princess Nona De Kol," 97523. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass., "Lady Shepard Betz," 

87532. 

3. Geo. AL Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., " Induna Korndyke," 88469. 



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CLASS 50. 

For Cows, 2 years old and under 3. 

1. Lyman Keeler, Danbiiry, Conn., "Rockdale Rose De Kol," 104243. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass., " Hannah Noble 2d," 99746. 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., ''Arlip Netherland," 94544. 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., " Klaayi Korndyke 2d," 94545. 

CLASS 51. 

For Heifers, i year old and under 2. 

1. Lyman Keeler, Danbury, Conn., " Princess Pictertje Korndyke," 

108394. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass., " Nora Shepard Betz De 

Kol," 105755. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass., '' Thyrsa Mechthilde De 

Kol 2d," 105754. 

4. M. C. Knapp, Danbury, Conn., " Pauline Keys De Kol 2d," 105 152. 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., ''Amleto Netherland," 100086. 
3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., " Nanity Netherland," 109480. 

CLASS 52. 

For Heifer Calves, under 12 months. 

1. Lyman Keeler, Danbury, Conn., "Anna May De Kol," 107288. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass., " Helfire Caft." 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., "Trump Hengeweld," 11 7326. 
3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., " Induna Rachel Hengeweld," 

1 17327. 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., "Induna Hengeweld," 11 7325. 

CLASS 53. 

Exhibitors' Herd, to consist of the following: i Bull, 2 years or over; i Cow, 

3 years or over; i Cow, 2 years and under 3; i Heifer, i year and 

under 2; 2 Heifers, under 12 months. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass. 

CLASS 54. 

Young Herd, to consist of the following: i Bull, under 2 years; 2 Heifers, 
I year and under 2; 2 Heifers under 12 months. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass. 

4. M. C. Knapp, Danbury, Conn. 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 

CLASS 55. 

Dairy Herd, of 4 Cows in Milk. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass. 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 



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CLASS 56. 

Bull, with 3 of his Get. 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass. 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre Pa. 
3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre Pa. 

CLASS 57. 

Produce of i Cow: 2 animals of any sex or age, produce of same Cow 

2. Willard P. Turner, North Reading, Mass. 

3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 

CHAMPIONSHIPS. 

Bulls under 2 years. 
Class 59. 3. Geo. M. Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 



Jerseys, 

CLASS 64. 

For Bulls, 3 years old and over. 

1. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., " Island Teodestar," 67638. - 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Jenny's Redfern," 70388. 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y., '' Golden Fern's Chieftain," 70507. 

4. E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., '' Lady Letty Victor," 65020. 

CLASS 65. 

For Bulls, 2 years old and under 3. 

5. L. Walkley, Plantsville, Conn., " Gedney Farm Girl's Oxford," 75998. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Witches King," 77646. 
4. E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., "Victor's Albert," 85386. 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y., " Fairies' Fox," 75507. 

7. F. E. Dufify, West Hartford, Conn., " Golden Fern of Meadow Brook," 

76801. 

CLASS 66. 
For Bulls, I year old and under 2. 

1. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., "Annie's Oxfordshire," 79833. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Oxford King of Fernwood," 

81379- 

8. Geo. E. Jones, Newport, N. H., " The Hawk," 80300. 

9. H. W. Bassett, Derby, Conn., " Noble's Eminence," 82755. 
9. H. W. Bassett, Derby, Conn., " Noble's Fairy Lad," 82758. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Eminent's Heir," 

81294. 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y., " Shamrock's King." 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Fern Lad's Oxford," 85266. 



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CLASS 67. 

For Bulls, under 12 months. 

A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., " Adarchioness Teodestar." 

H. C. Bingham, West Hartford, Conn., '' Chromos Fern Lad," 86217. 

E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y., '\ Speckled Oxford's Son." 

E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., " Victor's Brown Lad." 

F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., nameless. 

CLASS 68. 

For Cows, 5 years old and over. 

A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., " Eminents Lady Raleigh," 197644. 

E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., " De Laval's Lyra," 218230. 

E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., " De Laval's lanthe," 191473. 

L. Walkley, Plantsville, Conn., " Golden Minerva," 182249. 

E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y., " Burnside's Allie," 228824. 

Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Fontaine's Dame 
Hugo," 178266. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Forfareshire's Bene- 
dictine," I 96142. 
6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Golden Foxes Dairy," 
178277. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Golden Lass Firefly," 

181333. 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Pretty Ruth Pansy," 178868. 

CLASS 69. 

For Cows, 4 years old and under 5. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Golden Atragene," 190965. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Pedro's Golden Daphnis," 

1 9096 1. 

5. L. Walkley, Plantsville, Conn., " Eminent's Bess," 209719. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., *' Dame Fontaine," 

191 180. 
6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., *' King's Dew Drop," 
191150. 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y., " May Eureka," 19332 1. 

CLASS 70. 

For Cows, 3 years old and under 4. 

I. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., '' Beauty of Sheomet," 215363. 

5. L. Walkley, Plantsville, Conn., " Katherine of Belleview," 204028. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Miamotto's Pansy," 

192697. 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y. 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., ''J^^o of Meadow Brook." 

4. E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., "Peggy McGee's Belle," 218231. 



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CLASS 71. 

For Cows, 2 years old and under 2. 

1. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., " Oxfordshire's Aazo," 223154. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Puin Marigold," 218697. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Romeo's Diamond Pogis," 218697. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Ox King's Atragene," 209447. 

5. L. Walkley, Plantsville, Conn., " Fancy of Belleview," 203498. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., '' Rivals Picture," 

218499. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Guards Alberta," 

215567. 

4. E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., "Victor's Nell," 218111. 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y. 

7. F. E. Dufify, West Hartford, Conn., " Ona's Golden Belle," 218954. 

CLASS 72. 

For Heifers, i year old and under 2. 

I. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., '' Oxfordshire." 

I. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., " Lodestar's Golden Fawn," 218721, 

1. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., " Lodestar's Queen." 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Romeo's Fernwood Pogis,"" 

218897. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Golden Paul's Gift," 216547. 

5. L. Walkley, Plantsville, Conn., " Minerva of Belleview," 217867. 

5. L. Walkley, Plantsville, Conn., ''Eva of Belleview," 21 1379. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Golden Lads." 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Rivals Pansy." 

4. E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., '' Victor's Maggie," 228465. 

4. E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., ''Victor's Queen," 218349. 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y. 

7. F. E. Dufify, West Hartford, Conn., "Agatha's Oxford Virginian," 

217588. 
7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Golden Beauty of Hop Meadow," 

213410. 
7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Golden LilHe of Hop Meadow,'' 

213416. 

CLASS 73. 

For Heifer Calves, under 12 months. 
I. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., " Lodestar's Sweetest." 
I. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., " Repelia." 

1. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., " Lodestar's Brunette." 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Oxford King's Dora." 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Eminents Golden Betonica." 

5. L. Walkley, Plantsville, Conn., " Golden Minerva No. 2," 229552. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Rivals Dame." 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Rivals Fancy Queen." 
6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Rivals Alberta." 



CLASS 73. — Continued. 

4. E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., " Daughter of Lady Letty's Victor." 

4. E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., '' Daughter of Lady Letty's Victor." 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y. 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y. 

7. E. F. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Oxford Lad's Fontaine Lass." 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Sibyl of Meadow Brook." 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Lady Sibyl of Meadow Brook." 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Gold Fern's Ona." 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Fontaine's Dame Fox." 

CLASS 74. 

Exhibitors' Herd, to consist of the following: i Bull, 2 years or over; i Cow, 

3 years or over; i Cow, 2 years and under 3; i Heifer, i year and under 2; 

I Heifer Calf, under 12 months. 

A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H., exhibitor's herd. 
Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., exhibitor's herd. 
Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., "J^i^^^i^'s Red Fern," 7388. 
Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., *' Golden Astragene," 170965. 
Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Ox King's Astrogene," 209447. 
Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Golden Paul's Gift," 216547. 
Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Oxford King's Dora." 
Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Witches' King," 77646, 

and 4 females. 
E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y. 

E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn. 

F. E. Duffv, West Hartford, Conn., '' Gold Fern of Meadow Brook," 
76801. 

F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Juno of Meadow Brook." 

F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Ona's Golden Belle," 218954. 

F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., "x\gatha's Oxford Virginian," 
217588. 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Oxford Lad's Fontaine Lass." 

CLASS 75. 

Young Herd, to consist of the following: i Bull, under 2 years; 2 Heifers, 
I year and under 2; 2 Heifers, under 12 months. 

1. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass., " Eminence Heir," 

81294, and 4 females. 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y. 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Fern Lad's Oxford," 85266. 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., "Agatha's Oxford Virginian," 
217588. 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Golden Beauty of Hop Mead- 
ow," 218416. 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Oxford Lad's Fontaine Lass." 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Fontaine's Dame Fox," 220777. 



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CLASS 76. 

Dairy Herd, of 4 Cows in Milk. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Pedro's Golden Dophins," 

1 9096 1. 
2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Golden Astragene," 190965. 
2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Prim Marigold," 218697. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood Echo," 196342. 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass. 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y. 

4. E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn. 

CLASS 77. 

Bull, and 3 of his Get. 

1. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn. 

4. E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn., " Lady Letty's Victor," and 3 of get. 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Gold Fern of Meadow Brook," 

76801. 
7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., '' Sibyl of Meadow Brook." 
7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Lady Sibyl of Meadow Brook." 
7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn., " Gold Fern's Ona." 

CLASS 78. 

Produce of i Cow: 2 animals of any sex or age, produce of same Cow. 

1. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Prim Marigold," 218697. 

2. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Romeo's Fernwood Pogis," 

218897. 

5. L. Walkley, Plantsville, Conn., " Minerva of Belleview." 

5. L. Walkley, Plantsville, Conn., '' Golden Minerva No. 2." 

6. Stoughton & Burnham, Montague City, Mass. 

3. E. H. Packer, Portlandville, N. Y. 

4. E. R. Dunn, Southington, Conn. 
4. E. R, Dunn, Southington, Conn. 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn. 

7. F. E. Duffy, West Hartford, Conn. 

CHAMPIONSHIPS. 
CLASS 79. 

Bulls, 2 years and over. 
I. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H. 

CLASS 80. 

Bulls under 2 years. 

I. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H. 

8. Geo. E. Jones, Newport, N. H., '' The Hawk," 80300. 

9. H. W. Bassett, Derby, Conn., '' Noble's Fairy Lad," 82758. 



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CLASS 81. 

Cows, 2 years and over. 
I. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H. 

CLASS 82. 

Cows, under 2 years. 
I. A. F. Pierce, Winchester, N. H. 



SWINE DEPARTMENT. 



COMMITTEE ON SWINE 

DR. GEORGE T. ROWLAND, Chairman, E. L. ROPKINS, 

GEORGE C. ENO, SAMUEL RUSSELL, Jr. 

J. RUSSELL HATCH, Superintendent 

Dr. E. C. Ross, Official Veterinarian 
Judging of the Swine will begin at io:oo A. M., Tuesday, September 7th. 
Judge of Sheep and Swine, C. M. Abbie. 



CLASS 1. 

Best Fat Farrow. 



1. S. Russell, Jr., Middlctown, Conn. 

2. Penshurst Farm, Narberth, Pa. 

CLASS 2. 

Best Fat Boar. 

2. Penshurst Farm, Narberth, Pa., 10883. 

CLASS 3. 

Best Litter Suckling Pigs, 3 months and under, not less than four in number. 

any breed. 

I. S. Russell, Jr., M'iddletown, Conn. 

3. J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn., " Springbank Maid," 11 7528. 

4. Clifford H. Marsh, New Milford, Conn., ''Watson's Black Girl," 

105725. 

5. Mrs. A. M. Dodge, Weatogue, Conn. 



Chester White Section. 

CLASS 4. 

Boar, 2 years old or over. 
6. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N.. Y., " George V.," 13713. 

CLASS 8. 

Boar, under 6 months. 
6. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., " Rube." 



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CLASS 9. 

Sow, 2 years old or over 
6. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., '* Fair Snub," 21482. 

CLASS 12. 

Sow, 6 and under 12 months. 
I. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn. 
6. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., *' Emma C," 13713. 

CLASS 13. 

Sow, under 6 months. 

6. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., " Lizzie," 12325. 

7. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

Champion Boars and Sows. 

CLASS 14. 

Boar, T year old or over. 
6. Colbert Bros., East Chatham. N. Y., " George V," 13713. 

CLASS 15. 

Boar, under 12 months. 
6. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., ''Rube." 

CLASS 16. 

Sow, I year old or over. 
6. Collcrt Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., ''Fair Snub," 21482. 

CLASS 17. 

Sow, under 12 months. 
6. Ccb'.ri Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., "Emma C." 

Large Yorkshire Section. 

CLASS 47. 

Boar, 18 and under 24 months. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., "Cedar Lodge Warrior," 11860. 

CLASS 48. 

Boar, 12 and under 18 months. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., "Summer Hill James," 11865. 



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CLASS 49. 

Boar, 6 and under I2 months. 

I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Miner's 6oo." 12050. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Miner's 598," 12048. 

CLASS 50. 

Boar, under 6 months. 

I. W. H, Miner, Chazy, N. Y., *' Miner's 580," 12047. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Miner's 571," 12045. 

CLASS 51. 
Sow, 2 years old or over. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Cedar Lodge Mite," 10416. 

CLASS 52. 

Sow, 18 and under 24 months. 

I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., ''Cedar Lodge Lady," 11861. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Miner's 178," 12086. 

CLASS 53. 

Sow, 12 and under 18 months. 

I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., ''Cedar Lodge Mite, 3d," 11863. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., "Cedar Lodge Francis," 11862. 

CLASS 54. 

Sow, 6 and under 12 months. 

I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Miner's 661," 12054. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Miner's 664," 12055. 

CLASS 55. 

Sow, under 6 months. 

I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Miner's 574," 12046. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., "Miner's 628," 12051. 

Champion Boars and Sows. 

(Competition limited to first prize animals.) 
CLASS 56. 
Boar, I year old or over. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 

CLASS 57. 

Boar, under 12 months. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 



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CLASS 58. 

Sow, I year old or over. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 

CLASS 59. 
Sow, under I2 months. 
I. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 

Berkshire Section. 

CLASS 67. 

Boar, 2 years (3ld or over. 

1. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., " Lee Premier," 10883. 

2. A. J. Stapleton, Springfield, Mass., '' Sambo of Lakeview," 88525. 

CLASS 68. 

Boar, 18 and under 24 months. 

3. J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn., "Belle Premier's Duke," 117913- 
I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., '' Star's Royal Masterpiece, 2d." 

CLASS 69. 

Boar, 12 and under 18 months. 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., '' Chalmer's Duke of Fernwood," 

1 1366. 

1. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., ''Lee Premier 15th." 

2. A. J. Stapleton, Springfield, Mass., "Lee Star Masterpiece," 11515. 

CLASS 70. 

Boar, 6 and under 12 months. 
I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., " Bettv Lee's Premier." 

5. CHfiford H. Marsh, New Milford, Conn., " Black Girl's Chimes." 

CLASS 71. 

Boar, under 6 months. 
4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Poem's Revelation," 122173. 

3. J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn., " Masterlode." 

1. Penshurst Farm, '' Narbreth, Pa., " Lee Premier 13." 

2. A. J. Stapletown, Springfield, Mass., " Sambo Md. 14." 

CLASS 72. 
Sow, 2 years old or over. 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood's Highclen, 3d," 108956. 

3. J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn., " Belle Premier," 93736. 

I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., ''Premier Betty Lee," 11 7602. 

1. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., "Premier Linda," 103709. 

5. Clififord H. Marsh, New Milford, Conn., "Watson's Black Girl," 

105725. 

2. A. J. Stapleton, Springfield, Mass., " Faithful Maid," 104579. 



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CLASS 73. 

Sow, i8 and under 24 months. 

3. J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn., "Clover Patch," 112217. 

I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., " Duke's Princess." 

1. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., "King's Clere Fanny," 1 18043. 

2. A. J. Stapleton, Springfield, Mass., "Midway Girl, 5th," 1 19496. 

CLASS 74. 

Sow, 12 and under 18 months. 



Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood Poem, 3d," 122171. 

J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn., " Longfellow's Gem," 24. 

Horace Landon, Lakeville, Conn., " Lady Gaywood Berlyton," 121493. 

Horace Landon, Lakeville, Conn., " Gaywood Homestead," 121492. 

Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., " Lee's Lady Bachelor." 

Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., " Lee's Lady Bachelor, 2d." 

A. J. Stapleton, Springfield, Mass., " Moreland Lady, 4th," 1 19498. 

J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn. 

W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 



CLASS 75. 

Sow, 6 and under 12 months. 

6. Horace Landon, Lakeville, Conn., " Gaywood Homestead Maid," 

121495. 
6. Horace Landon, Lakeville, Conn., " Gaywood Homestead Gem," 

12 1494. 
I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., " Premier Betty Lee, 2d." 

1. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., " Premier Betty Lee, 3d." 

5. Clifford H. Marsh, New Milford, Conn., " Edgewood Black Girl." 

2. A. J. Stapleton, Springfield. Mass., " Lady Sambo 8th." 

CLASS 76. 

Sow, under 6 months. 



Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood's Poem, 4th," 122 172. 
J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn., " Longfellow's Gem, 31st." 
Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., " Premier Linda, 4th." 
Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., " Premier Linda, 5th." 
Clifford, H. Marsh, New Milford, Conn., "Lucky Sanford." 
A. J. Stapleton, Springfield, Mass., " Lady Sambo, 9th." 



Champion Boars and Sows. 

(Competition limited to first prize animals.) 
CLASS 77. 
Boar, I year old or over. 
3. J. F. Watson, Marbledale, Conn. 
I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa. 



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CLASS 78. 

Boar, under 12 months. 

3. J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn. 
I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa. 

CLASS 79. 

Sow, I year old or over. 
I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa. 

CLASS 80. 

Sow, under 12 months. 

1. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa. 

CLASS 83. 

Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 

3. J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn. 

6. Horace Landon, Lakeville, Conn. 

5. Clifford H. Marsh, New Milford, Conn., " Edgewood's Black Girl." 

2. A. J. Stapleton, Springfield, Mass. 

I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa., 108883. 

GLASS 84. 

Four animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Sow. 

5. Clifford H. Marsh, New Milford, Conn. 
I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa. 

CLASS 85. 

Boar, and 3 Sows, over i year.' 

I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa. 
I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa. 

CLASS 86. 

Boar, and 3 Sov/s, under i year. 

3. J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn. 

5. Clifford H. Marsh, New Milford, Conn., " Black Girl's Chimes." 
I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa. 

CLASS 87. 

Boar and 3 Sows, i year old or over, bred by Exhibitor. 
I. Penshurst Farm, Narbreth, Pa. 

CLASS 88. 

Boar and 3 Sows, under 12 months, bred by Exhibitor and owned by Exhibitor, 
who is a resident of Connecticut. 

3. J. E. Watson, Marbledale, Conn. 

5. Clifford H. Marsh, New Milford, Conn., '' Black Girl's Chimes." 



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Tamworth Section. 

CLASS 89. 

Boar, 2 years old or over. 

1. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

CLASS 90. 

Boar, i8 and under 24 months. 

2. Mrs. A. M. Dodge, Weatogue, Conn., " Prince Weatogue," 4937. 

CLASS 92. 

Boar, 6 and under 12 months. 

I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 
I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

CLASS 93. 

Boar, under 6 months. 

I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 
I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

CLASS 94. 

Sow, 2 years old or over. 

1. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

CLASS 96. 

Sow, 12 and under 18 months. 

2. Mrs. A. M. Dodge, Weatogue, Conn., " Prince Weatogue." 

CLASS 97. 

Sow, 6 and under twelve months. 

I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 
I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

CLASS 98. 

Sow, under 6 months, 
I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

1. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

2. Mrs. A. M. Dodge, Weatogue, Conn. 

Champion Boars and Sows. 

(Competition limited to first prize animals.) 
CLASS 99. 
Boar, I year old or over. 
2. Mrs. A. M. Dodge, Weatogue, Conn. 
I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 



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CLASS 100. 

Boar, under 12 months. 
I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

CLASS 101. 
Sow, I year old or over. 

I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

CLASS 102. 

Sow, under 12 months. 

I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

CLASS 103. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 
Boar, any age. 

I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

CLASS 104. 

Sow, any age. 

I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

CLASS 105. 

Four animals of either sex, any age, Get of one Sire. 

1. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

2. Mrs. A. M. Dodge, Weatogue, Conn. 

CLASS 106. 

Four animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Sow. 

1. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 

2. Mrs. A. M. Dodge, Weatogue, Conn. 

CLASS 108. 

Herds. 
I. S. G. Otis, Sherwood, N. Y. 



SHEEP DEPARTMENT. 



COMMITTEE ON SHEEP 

DR. GEORGE T. ROWLAND, Chairman, E. L. ROPKINS, 

GEORGE C. ENO, SAMUEL RUSSELL, Jr. 

J. RUSSELL HATCH, Superintendent 

Dr. E. C. Ross, Official Veterinarian 

Judge of Sheep and Swine, C. M. Abbie. 

Judging of Sheep will begin at io:oo A. M., Wednesday, September 8th. 



Southdown 

CLASS 1. 

Ram, 2 years old or over. 

9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 
lo. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 
lo. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 

CLASS 2. 

Ram, I year old and under 2. 
lo. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 
lo. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 

CLASS 3. 

Ram, under i year. 

9- W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 
lo. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 
lo. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 



CLASS 4. 

Ewe, 2 years old or over. 

9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 
10. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 
10. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 



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CLASS 5. 

Ewe, I year old and under 2. 

9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 
10. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 
10. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 

CLASS 6. 

Ewe, under i year old. 
10. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 

CLASS 7. 

Four Lambs, of either sex. 

9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 
10. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 

CLASS 8. 

Flock. 

10. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 
10. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 

CLASS 9. 

Champion Ram. 

9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

10. J. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 

CLASS 10. 

Champion Ewe. 

9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

10. T. C. Duncan, Lewiston, N. Y. 



Shropshire 

CLASS 11. 

Ram, 2 years old or over. 
I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., " Colbert Bros./' 218396. 

1. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., " Dandy," 291433. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 
3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 
3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 



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CLASS 12. 

Ram, I year old and under 2. 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., Colbert Bros.' " Reliance," 291434. 

1. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., Colbert Bros.' " Toad," 299205. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 
2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 
3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 
9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

CLASS 13. 

Ram, under i year. 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., Colbert Bros.' '' Reuteiman," 
299206. 

1. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., Colbert Bros.' " Lamb." 

2. E. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

2. E. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 
3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 
9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

CLASS 14. 

Ewe, 2 years old or over. 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., " Colbert Bros.' 104," 268421. 

1. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., " Colbert Bros.' 129," 291431. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 
2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 
9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

CLASS 15. 

Ewe, I year old and under 2. 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., '' Colbert Bros.' 159," 299207. 

1. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., "Colbert Bros.' 141," 299210. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 
2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 
9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

CLASS 16. 

Ewe, under i year old. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 
3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 
I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 
I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 



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CLASS 16. — Continued. 

1. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 
9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

CLASS 17. 

Four Lambs, of either sex. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 

1. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 

CLASS 18. 

Flock. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 
I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 

1. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 

CLASS 19. 

Champion Ram. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston, N. Y. 

1. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 
9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, X. Y. 

CLASS 20. 

Champion Ewe. 

2. G. Howard Davison, Millbrook, N. Y. 

3. J. C. Duncan, Mgr., Lewiston. N. Y. 
I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 
9. W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 

Hampshire. 

CLASS 21. 

Ram, 2 years old or over. 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Parsons 76,'' 5040. 

CLASS 22. 

Ram, I year old and under 2. 
4 Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 70." 

5. Haslet Bros, Seneca, N. Y., " Hampshire." 



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CLASS 23. 

Ram, under i year. 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., '' Fernwood 90." 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 91." 

5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 
5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 
5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 

CLASS 24. 

Ewe, 2 years old or over. 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 47," 14260. 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 49," 14262. 

5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 
5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 
5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 

CLASS 25. 

Ewe, I year old and under 2. 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 79." 

5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 
5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 
5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 

CLASS 26. 

Ewe, under i year old. 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 96." 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 100." 

5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 
5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 

CLASS 27. 

Four Lambs, of either sex. 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 90." 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 91." 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 96." 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 100." 

5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 

CLASS 28. 

Flock. 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Parsons 76." 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 47." 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 79." 

4. Fernwood Farm, Litchfield, Conn., " Fernwood 96." 



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CLASS 29. 

Champion Ram. 
5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 

CLASS 30. 

Champion Ewe. 
5. Haslet Bros., Seneca, N. Y. 



Horned Dorset. 

CLASS 31. 

Ram, 2 years old or over. 

Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 

Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 

Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., '' Flickory Island 13," 6926. 

S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn. 

W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Flower's King," 7968. 

W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 

W. P. Clark, Chatham, N. Y. 



CLASS 32. 

Ram, I year old and under 2. 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn., 7448. 
6. Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 

8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Tranquility, 1675," 7799. 
8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. Imported. 

8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Miner's 66." 8475. 

CLASS 33. 

Ram, under i year. 

6. Fillmore Farm, Bennin^on, Vt. 

6. Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., ''Colbert Bros.' 12." 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., "Colbert Bros.' 7." 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn. 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn. 

8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Imported Lamb." 

8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., ''Tranquility, 1788," 8735. ' 

CLASS 34. 

Ewe, 2 years old or over. 

6. Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 
6. Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 
I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., "Hickory Island No. 33," 7321 



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CLASS 34. — Continued. 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., " Colbert Bros.' 7060," 7060. 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn., 64. 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn., 48. 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn., 6455. 

8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., "Flower's Model 3," 7971. 
8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Flower's Model 2," 7970. 



CLASS 35. 

Ewe, I year old and under 2. 

Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 

Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 

Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., " Colbert Bros.' 6.' 

Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., '' Thisby/' 7898. 

S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn., 300. 

S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn., 299. 

S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn., 289. 

W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y., " Flower's Ideal 3," 7976. 

W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. Imported. 

W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 

W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 



CLASS 36. 

Ewe, under i year. 

6. Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Yt. 

6. Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., "Colbert Bros.' 11." 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y., ''Colbert Bros.' 18." 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn., 297. 
7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn., 296. 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn., 295. 

8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. Imported. 
8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. Imported. 
8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. Imported. 
8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. Imported. 



CLASS 37. 

Four Lambs, of either sex. 

6. Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn. 

8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 
8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 



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CLASS 38. 

Flock. 

6. Fillmore Farm, Bemiington, Vt. 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 
I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn. 

8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 
8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 

CLASS 39. 

Champion Ram. 

6. Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn. 

8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 

CLASS 40. 

Champion Ewe. 

6. Fillmore Farm, Bennington, Vt. 

I. Colbert Bros., East Chatham, N. Y. 

7. S. Russell, Jr., Middletown, Conn. 

8. W. H. Miner, Chazy, N. Y. 



CAT SHOW DEPARTMENT. 



MRS. FREDERICK Y. MATHIS, Superintendent 

Veterinarian 

DR. EDWARD C. ROSS. 

OFFICERS OF THE CONNECTICUT CAT CLUB 
President 

MRS. HELEN W. SMITH, Stamford, Conn. 

Vice-Presidents 

MRS. EMILY B. FAY, Stamford, Conn. 

MRS. J. C. MITCHELSON, Tariffville, Conn. 

MRS. L. M. FRENCH, Noroton Heights, Conn. 

MRS. ARTHUR McMULLEN, Stamford, Conn. 

Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer 

MRS. FREDERICK Y. MATHIS, Noroton Heights, Conn. 

Executive Committee 

MRS. JOHN WALKER, Sound Beach, Conn. 

MRS. CHARLES E. PALMER, Sound Beach, Conn. 

MRS. FREDERICK C. BURSCH, Riverside, Conn. 

MR. FRANK L. PALMER, Sound Beach, Conn. 

MRS. SAMUEL RUNDLE, Danbury, Conn. 

Judge 
DR. HENRY O. WOLTERS, New York. 

Show Manager 

MRS. FREDERICK Y. MATHIS, Noroton Heights, Conn. 



Judging of Cats will begin at io:oo A. M., Tuesday, September 7th. 



Class I — White Cat, Male. Blue Eyes. 

1. Kilravock Chorister, C. F. A. 129; born, March, 1905, Oberon- 

Renna. Breeder, Mrs. B. Brown ; owner, Miss J. R. Kroeh. 

Class 2 — White Cat, Female. Blue Eyes. 

2. White Aigrette, C. F. A. 94; born May, 1906, Oberon-Carrara. 

Breeder, owner, Miss Laura Gould Hopkins. 

3. Chorus Girl, C. F. A. 438; born May, 1908, Oberon-Kenna. Breeder, 

Mrs. B. Brown ; owner, Miss M. Johnson. Also in Class 38. 



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Class 3 — White Cat, Male. Yellow Eyes. 

4. Famo, C. F. A. 291. Owner, Miss M. Johnson. 

Class 4 — White Cat, Female. Yellow Eyes. 

5. Babbs ; born January, 1904, Ned-Queen May. Breeder, Mrs. F. Y. 

Mathis; owner, Mrs. Fred'^Austin. 

Class 5 — Blue Cat, Male. 

6. Charaz, C. F. A. 659; born May, 1907, Bonnie Marcello-Colina. 

Breeder, Miss Humfrey ; owner, Mrs. R. P. McCoun. 

Class 7 — Black Cat, Male. 

7. Prince Egypt; born May, 1906, Ping Pong-Queen May. Breeder, 

Mrs. F. Y. Mathis; owner, Mrs. Helen W. Smith. 

8. Chippewa, C. F. A. 384; born November, 1907, Cigarette- Waverly 

Celeste. Breeder, owner, Mrs. P. T. Barnett. 

Class 8 — Black Cat, Female. 

9. Patrice, C. F. A. 356; born May, 1907, Ch. Columbia Patrick-Co- 

quette. Breeder, Miss E. L. Burrett; owner, Mrs. R. P. 
McCoun. 

Class 9 — Smoke Cat, Male. 

10. Sparkle Murray, C. F. A. 385 ; born November, 1907, Cigarette- 

Waveriy Celeste. Breeder, Mrs. P. T. Barnett ; owner, Mrs. 
L. H. Travis. 

11. Ping Pong, C. F. A. 445; born 1904, Black Knight-Princess of India. 

Breeder, Mrs. F. I. Palmer; owner, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis. 

12. Tad; born , Beautie-Jean Rupert. Owner, Miss Vhoris. 

Class 10 — Smoke Cat, Female. 

13. Queen May; born May, 1905, Black Knight-Princess of India. 
'" Breeder, Mrs. F. I. Palmer; owner, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis; 

price, $25. 

14. Dorocy ; born August, 1907, Abdul Moko-Lady Kylenore. Breeder, 

Mrs. Jenkins ; owner. Dr. C. C. Duchscherer. 

15. Waverly Celeste, C. F. A. 257; born March, 1906, Radium-Waverly 

Pansy. Breeder, Mrs. J. C. Urquhart ; owner, Mrs. P. T. 
Barnett. 

Class II — Chinchilla Cat, Male. 

16. Mistie, C. F. A. 513; born May, 1908, Al Tarek-Honey. Breeder, 

Mrs. K. Briggs; owner. Miss C. I. Waterbury. Also in 
Class 47. 

17. Monte Rico, C. F. A. ; born April, 1907, Omar Il-Judy A. 

Breeder, Dr. Beebe; owner, Mrs. H. V. Furness. 



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Class 12 — Chinchilla Cat, Female. 

i8. Daisy Belle. Imported, Miss Mary Middleton. 

19. Ch. Sweet Marie, C. F. A. 12 ; born July, 1903, Bitterne Silver Chief- 

tain-Bitterne Silver Belle. Breeder, Mrs. J. Conlisk; owner, 
Mrs. Wood. 

Class 13 — Shaded Silver Cat, Male. 

20. St. Valentine II ; born March, 1907, St. Valentine-Silver Bell. 

Breeder, Miss L. Salter; owner, Mrs. John Walker. Also 
in Class 49. 

21. Silver Cap. Shah-in-Shah-Butibe. Breeder, Mrs. Bosch; owner. 

Miss J. Cathcart. Also in Class 49. 

22. Otto Boy ; born April, 1902, Otto-Silver Spray. Breeder, Mrs. 

Palmer; owner, Mrs. D. B. Wiswell. 

Class 14 — Shaded Silver, Female. 

23. Valiria ; born March, 1908, St. Valentine-Princess Aliane. Breeder, 

Mrs. J. L. Bryne; owner, Mrs. G. S. Tuttle. 

24. Melba, C. F. A. 422 ; born March, 1908, Scotland Get-Daphner 

Daughter. Breeder, Miss Pollard ; owner, Mrs. L. H. Travis. 

Class 17 — Silver Tabby Cat, Male. 

25. Kilravock, Earl of Airle, C. F. A. 390; born April, 1906, Beautie of 

Sunnyholme-Kilravock Mora. Breeder, owner. Miss J. R. 
Kroeh. 

Class 18 — Silver Tabby Cat, Female. 

26. Fluffie of Althea; born March, 1906, Selah-Argent Floss. Breeder, 

Mrs. K. Briggs ; owner, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis. 

27. Helen McGrager ; born April, 1905, Juputer-Bonny Jean. Breeder, 

Miss Meeson ; owner. Miss Mary Middleton. 

28. Ouita; born March, 1906, Selah-Argent Floss. Breeder, Mrs. K. 

Briggs ; owner, Miss C. I. Waterbury. 

Class 20 — Brown Tabby Female. 

29. Bettie ; born 1906, Domino-Fluffy Sunshine. Price, $100; owner, 

Fannie E. White. 

Class 22 — Orange Tabby Cat, Female. 

30. Patty Fawe, C. F. A. ; born 1908, Torrington Fawe-Comfort 

of Hill Acre. Breeder, Mrs. F. Bursch; owner, Mrs. F. Y. 
Mathis. Also in Class 58. 

Class 23 — Orange Tabby, Male. 

31. Red Admiral; born 1905, Torrington Rufus-Cinder. Breeder, M. 

Mixon ; owner, Mrs. D. B. Wiswell. 



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Class 25 — Cream Cat, Male. 

32. Ch. Petle K., C. F. A. 38; born 1904, Prince-Muffie. Breeder, owner, 

Mrs. F. Y. Mathis. 

Class 26 — Tortoiseshell Cat. 

33. Willowmere Minnette ; born 1903, King Willow-Muff ett. Breeder, 

Miss Anna Marks ; owner, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis ; price, $25. 

34. Pansy Blossom ; born April, 1908, Kute Kid-Bess RegUo. Breeder, 

owner, Mrs. S. D. Grant ; price, $25. 

Class 27 — Black and White or Blue and White, Male or Female. 

35. Queenie. Owner, Mrs. J. K. McKenzie. 

36. Fudge; born 1900. Breeder, Mrs. Whitham ; owner, Mrs. F. Y. 

Mathis. 

37. Fluffy Ruffles ; born November, 1908. Owner, L. W. Bowdoin. 

Class 30 — A. O. C, without White, Female. 

38. Hepatica, C. F. A. 510; born July, 1908, Shah-in-Shah-Boujie. 

Breeder, Mrs. O. L. Dosch ; owner, Mrs. H. V. Furness. 

Class 32 — A. O. C, Female. 

39. Kew Biddie^, born 1906, Kew Ronald-Cream D'Or. Breeder, Mrs. 

Norriss ; owner, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis. 

40. Orange Puff ; born August, 1908, Golden Beryl-Red Dragon's Prin- 

cess. Breeder, Miss Lucie Salter ; owner, Mrs. John Walker. 

Class 33 — Solid Color Neuters. 

41. Nick; born 1908, Kute Kid-Bess RegUo. Breeder, owner, Mrs. S. 

D. Grant ; price, $25. 

42. Ch. Anthos of Thorp; born September, 1904, Orange Blossom of 

Thorp-Oulton Flower Girl. Breeder, Mrs. Douglass of En- 
gland ; owner, Mrs. E. L. Brace. 

Class 34 — Neuters, Smoke or Silvers. 

43. Velvet Paws; born 1907, Ping Pong-Fudge. Breeder, Mrs. F. Y. 

Mathis ; owner, Mrs. Cisco Smith. 

44. Mozart; born 1908, Ping Pong-Quita. Breeder, Miss C. I. Water- 

bury; owner, Miss C. I. Waterbury. 

Class 35 — Any Color Tabby, Neuter. 

45. Captain Tawny; born October, 1907, Torrington Fawe-Bulah. 

Breeder, Mrs. G. Yates, Jr. ; owner, Mrs. Rignold. 

46. Belzebub; born April, 1908, Bobbie Burns-Helen McGregor. Breeder, 

owner. Miss Mary Middleton. 

Class 36 — A. O. C, with White Neuter. 

47. Bobbie Fluft'els ; born 1905. Owner Miss Charlotte T. Isham. 



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LONG HAIRED NOVICE. 
Class 37 — White Cat, Male. Blue Eyes. 

48. Kilravock Don Giovanni ; born July, 1908, Ch. Sousa-Kilravock Mag- 

nolia 11. Price, $100. 

Class 38 — White Blue-eyed Female. 

49. Chorus Girl, C. F. A. 438; born May, 1908, Oberon-Kenna. Breeder, 

Mrs. B. Brown ; owner, Miss M. Johnson. 

Class 41 — Blue Cat, Male. 

50. Boy Blue ; born 1908, Ping Pong-Quita. Breeder, Miss C. I. Water- 

bury ; owner. Miss C. I. Waterbury. 

Class 43 — Black Cat, Male. 

51. Ucheedi ; born 1908, Ping Pong-Quita. Breeder, owner, Miss C. I. 

Waterbury. 

Class 45 — Smoke Cat, Male. 

52. Smoky Faust ; born 1908, Ping Pong-Quita. Breeder, owner, Miss 

C. I. Waterbury. 

Class 47 — Chinchilla Cat, Male. 

53. Mistie, C. F. A. 513; born May 1908, Al Tarek-Honey. Breeder, 

Mrs. K. Briggs ; owner. Miss C. I. Waterbury. 

Class 48 — Chinchilla Cat, Female. 

54. Daisy Bell. Imported ; owner. Miss Mary Middleton. 

Class 49 — Shaded Silver Cat, Male. 

55. St. Valentine II; born March, 1908, St. Valentine-Silver Bell. 

Breeder, Miss L. Salter ; owner, Mrs. John Walker. 

56. Silver Cap ; Shah-in-Shah-Butibe. Breeder, Mrs. O. L. Dosch ; 

owner, Miss Cathcart. 

57. Silver King; born 1908, Ping Pong-Quita. Breeder, owner, Miss 

C. I. Waterbury. 

Class 50 — Shaded Silver, Female. 

58. Beachwood Kilke ; born July, 1908, Shah-in-Shah-Boujie. Breeder, 

Mrs. O. L. Dosch; owner, Mrs. R. W. Kenny. 

59. M. J.; born February, 1906, Domoracy-Smoke. Breeder, Miss L. 

G. Hopkins ; owner, Miss M. Johnson. 

60. Jolie; born 1908, Ping Pong-Quita. Breeder, owner, Miss C. I. 

Waterbury. 

Class 53 — Silver Tabby, Male. 

61. Captain; born 1908, Scotland Yet-Daphnie's Daughter. Breeder, 

Miss Pollard; owner, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis. 



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Class 54 — Silver Tabby, Female. 

62. Koko-Ko-Ho; born April, 1908, Bobbie Burns-Helen McGregor. 

Breeder, owner, Miss Mary Middleton. 

Class 58 — Orange Tabby Cat, Female. 

63. Patty Fawe; born 1908, Torrington Fawe-Comfort of Hillacre. 

Breeder, Mrs. F. Bursch ; owner, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis. 

LONG HAIRED KITTENS. 

Class 64 — White, Blue Eyes. 

64. Puritan, C. F. A. 631 ; born 1909, Sir Friar-White Aigrette. Breeder, 

owner, Miss Laura Gould Hopkins. 

65. Gay Hussar, C. F. A. ; born 1909, Sir Friar-White Aigrette. 

Breeder, owner, Miss Laura Gould Hopkins. 

66. Kitten H. ; born 1909, Sir Friar-White Aigrette. Breeder, owner, 

Miss L. G. Hopkins. 

Class 64A — White, Yellow Eyes. 

6^. Winkee ; born May, 1909, Ch. Sousa-Glory. Breeder, owner, Helen 
Gregory; price, $50. 

68. Blinkee; born May, 1909, Ch. Sousa-Glory. Breeder, owner, Helen 

Gregory; price, $50. 

69. Nod; born 1909, Ch. Sousa-Glory. Breeder, owner, Helen Gregory; 

price, $50. 

Class 65 — Black. 

70. Cricket ; born July 1909, Cricket-Coonie. Breeder, owner, Mrs. T. 

M. Rider ; price, $10. 

71. Buster; born 1909, Cricket-Coonie. Breeder, owner, 'Mrs. T. M. 

Rider; price, $10. 
y2. Tinkle Bell ; born 1909, Tangerine-Pansy Blossom. Breeder, owner, 
Mrs. S. D. Grant; price, $15. 

73. Bo Peep; born 1908, Captain-Quita. Breeder, owner, Miss C. I. 

Waterbury. For sale. 

Class 66 — Blue. 

74. Blue Splendor, C. F. A. 673; born April, 1909, Shiraz-Regal Andro- 

meda. Breeder, owner, Mrs. R. P. McCoun. 

75. Scottie; born March, 1909, Captain-Fluff. Breeder, Mrs. F. Y. 

Mathis ; ow^ner, Mrs. L. M. French. 

76. Kilravock Sir Bors. ; born April, 1909, Kilrovock Bepo-Kilrovock 

Mora. Breeder, owner. Miss J. R. Kroeh. 
yy. Waverly Delight Dunbar; born May, 1909, Hon. John Dunbar- 
Genesee Valley Bom-Bon. Breeder, Mrs. J. C. Urquhart ; 
owners, Mrs. J. C. Urquhart and Mrs. E. L. Brace. 






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Class 67 — Smoke or Masked Silvers. 

78. Ahmet; born May, 1909, Shiraz-Miniiett. Breeder, owner, Mrs. H. 

V. Furness. For sale. 

Class 68 — Chinchilla. 

79. Duke of Helen; born April, 1908, Captain-Fluff. Breeder, Mrs. 

F. Y. Mathis ; owner, W. J. Snyder. 

80. Prince Alix ; born May, 1909, Al Tarek-V'aleria. Breeder, owner, 

Mrs. G. S. Tuttle. 

81. Lady Eveline; born May, 1909, Al Tarek-Valeria. Breeder, owner, 

Mrs. G. S. Tuttle ; price, $30. 
S2. Little Miss Butterfly; born May, 1909, Al Tarek-Valeria. Breeder, 
owner, Mrs. G. S. Tuttle ; price, $30. 

Class 69 — Silvers. 

83. Silver Laddie ; born April, 1909, Captain-Quita. Breeder, owmer, 

Miss C. P. Waterbury ; price, $20. 

84. Martin Chuzzlewit ; born March, 1909, Demoracy-Betty Frost. 

Breeder, owner, Mrs. E. A. Street ; price, $35. 

85. Mark Taply ; born March, 1909, Demoracy-Betty Frost. Breeder, 

owner, Mrs. E. A. Street; price, $25. 

86. Dorothy Dainty ; born March, 1909, Demoracy-Betty Forst. Breeder, 

owner, Mrs. E. A. Street ; price, $25. 

Class 69A — Silver Tabbies. 

87. Darius; born March, 1909, Democracy-Betty Frost. Breeder, owner, 

Mrs. E. A. Street; price, $25. 

88. Minoru ; born Mav, 1909, King Winter-Lady June. Breeder, owner, 

Mrs. H. V.' Furness and Mr. R. Scully. 

89. Ontka; born May, 1909, King Winter-Lady June. Breeder, owner, 

Mrs. H. V. Furness and Mr. R. Scully. 

90. Kublia Khan ; born INIarch, 1909, Sparkle-Melba. Breeder, Mrs. 

L. H. Travis ; owner, Mrs. Rignold. 

Class 70 — Brown Tabby. 

91. Diana; born April, 1909, Captain-Quita. Breeder, owner, Miss C. 

P. \\^aterbury ; price, $25. 

Class 71 — Orange Tabbie, Male. 

92. King Topaz ; born April, 1909, Copper King-Beulah. Owner, Mrs. 

C. W. Pratt. 

93. Robin ; born Alarch 19, 1909, Sadladeen-Lady Benda. Owner, Mrs. 

E. A. Street. 

94. Billy; born March 19, 1909, Sadladeen — Lady Benda. Owner, Mrs. 

E. A. Street. 

95. Red Lion ; born April 19, 1909, Torrington Fawe-Beulah. Breeder, 

ow^ner, Mrs. E. A. Street. 

96. Tortie Fawe ; born April 19, 1909, Torrington Fawe-Beulah. Owner, 

Mrs. George Yates. 



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PARSONS' THEATRE ! 

Hartford, Central Row and Prospect St. 
H. C. PARSONS, Prop, and Mgr. 

PLAYING ALL THE LEADING HIGH-CLASS 
ATTRACTIONS IN AMERICA. 

BOOKINGS FOR LABOR DAY WEEK, SEPT. 6-11, 1 909. 

SEPT. 6. (Labor Day) Matinee and Might, "THE HONEYMOONERS." 



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SEPT. 8 CECIL SPOONER in " THE LITTLE TERROR 

SEPT. 9. 10, 11, (MatiDce, 11th) "THE MERRY WIDOW 



Special Matinee" 



Our Specialty 

FARM 

PROPERTY 



If you want to buy a farm anywhere in 
Conntcticut, or sell one, it will be to your 
advantage to call on us. 

The oldest office for the exclusive sale of 
FARM PROPERTY in Hartford. 

We have the farms to sell, and more arc 
coming in every day, and we have the cus- 
tomers looking for farms. 

CARRIER 6c LAMPHIER, 

Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers, 
66 State Street, Hartfcrd, Conn. 




/ETNA BARBER SHOP ^'lAtl^"" 

Five Expert Barbers, 

Prompt Service, 

Hot and Cold Baths. 
SALVATURE COMPOSTO, Prop. 



•*» THE CARLIN ^ 

NEWLY EQUIPPED STAG 

Light, airy rooms at reasonable prices by day or week. Steam heated. 

Cor. PRATT AND TRUMBULL STREETS, 
HARTFORD, CONN. 



G. F. CARLIN, 



Proprietors. 



E. SPRAGUE 



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Class 71A — Orange Tabbie, Female. 

Lady Topaz ; born April 19, 1909, Copper King-Beulah. Owner and 

breeder, Mrs. C. W. Pratt. 
Amber; born April 19, 1909, Copper King-Beulah. Owner, Mrs. 

C. W. Pratt. 
Copper Fawe ; born April 19, 1909, Copper King-Beulah. Owner, 

Mrs. C. W. Pratt. 
Lady Kew ; born February, 1909, Lord Kew Tangerine-Lady Tor- 

rington. Breeder, owner, Mrs. John R. Hurd. 
Bonny Bell; born April 19, 1909, Lord Kew Tangerine-Lady Benda. 

Owner, breeder, Mrs. E. A. Street. 



Class 72 — Tortoiseshell or Cream. 

T02. Lady Sienna; born May, 1909, Cyrus the Great-Persnickety. 
Breeder, owner, Mrs. H. V. Ferness. For sale. 

103. Lady Cadmium; born May, 1909, Cyrus the Great-Persnickety. 

Breeder, owner, Mrs. H. V. Ferness. For sale. 

Class 73 — Any other Color. 

104. Coonie ; born July, 1909, Cricket-Coonie. Owner Mrs. T. M. Ryder ; 

price, $10. 

105. Bosko ; born June, 1909, Bosko-Fuzzy. Breeder, Mrs. T. M. Ryder; 

price, $15. 

106. Lady; born July, 1909, Cricket-Coonie. Breeder and owner, Mrs. 

T. M. Ryder; price, $10. 

SHORT HAIRED CATS. 
Class 74 — White. Blue-eyed. 

107. Ch. Kombo, C. F. A. Jumbo-Pearl. Breeder, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis ; 

owner, Miss J. R. Cathcart. 

Class 77 — Blue, Female. 

108. Cricket; born 1908. Owner, Mrs. George Stark. 

109. Bluebell; born March, 1908, Ch. Silver Boy-Marvle. Breeder and 

owner, Mrs. George Yates. For sale. 

Class 79 — Black, Female. 

1 10. Lucy Black; born April, 1908, Tom Black-Blue Girl. Owner, Mr. 

Black. 

Class 81 — Smoked, Female. 

111. Cinderella. Owner, Miss J. R. Cathcart. 

112. Sadie; born September, 1909. Owner, Mrs. T. M. Ryder; price, $5. 

Class 82 — Silver Tabby, Male. 

113. Silver Stripes; born 1905, Ch. James the Second-Bunnie. Breeder, 

Mrs. Collingwood ; owner. Miss Cathcart. 



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F'JX Y)[^ S FO^ !SALL of New England. ^MM 

I I 1 1 V I I ^— ^Several in the Beautiful Connecticut Val- 
ley, where the Farmer enjoys the Conveniences of his City Brother. 
I have Dairy, Truck, Tobacco and Poultry Farms. Prices $1,000 to 
$30,000. If you want to buy or sell Keal Estate of any kind consult 

ALBERT H. HOUSE, 
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 

Room 703, Conn. Mutual Building, Hartford, Conn. 



THK BOSTON HOPPER 

THE KAT- PROOF HOPPER 

Made of galvanized iron with swinging grid (mesh). Practically indestructible. 
Grid follows grain automatically, holding in place until all is consumed. Food 
alwaysilin sight and accessible. No waste or clogging. ■ Labor and food saving 
(money). Highly indorsed by leading poultry supply houses and practical 
poultry men in general. Hopper illustrated holds one-half bushel. Made in four 
sizes — two each chicken and fowl; absolutely rat-proof. Write for circular, 
giving prices, etc. Patented U. S. A., Canada and Great Britain. 

THE BOSTON POULTRY DRY FEED HOPPER CO. 93 causeway st. boston, wa^. 




REMEMBER ONE THING: 

IT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND 
CLOTHES, HATS, FURNISHINGS 
FOR MEN AND BOYS :: :: 

LADIES' WEAR OF 
SUPERIOR QUALITY 

The Luke Horsfall Co., 



93-99 ASYLUM ST., HO 
TRUMBULL ST., HARTFORD 



HELLO ! ! ! 

BOWLING, 

BILLIARDS 

AND POOL. 

If yon enjoy the sport visit 

THE BRUNSWICK 

145 Asylum St., Hartford, 

21 Tables. CHAS. GRIFFITH, 

12 Alleys. Proprietor. 



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Class 83 — Silver Tabby, Female. 

114. Sweet Alice; born 1906, Sir Thomas-Sylvia. Breeder, Mrs. F. I. 

Palmer; owner, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis. 

115. Sylva; born March, 1908, Blackie-Ch. Silver Boy. Breeder, Mrs. 

O'Connor ; owner, Mrs. George Yates. 

116. Dame Fortune; born 1905, Sweet William-Ch. Dame Fortune. 

Breeder, Mrs. Boney ; owner. Miss J. R. Cathcart. 

Class 84 — Silver, Male. 

118. Ch. Silver Boy; born 1907. Owner, Mrs. J. C. Michelson. 

Class 90 — Orange or Cream. 

119. Sun Ray; born 1908. Owner, Miss J. R. Cathcart. 

Class 94 — A. C. Tabby. 

120. Inspector; born 1907. Owner, L. R. Cans. 

121. Debbie; born 1908, Ch. Silver Stripes-Sweet Alice. Owner and 

breeder, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis ; price, $10. 

Class 96 — Siamese, Male. 

122. Romeo Ch. Siam ; born 1906. Breeder, L. F. Swift; owner, Mrs. 

H. G. Dykhouse. 

123. Siam de Paris. Owner, Mrs. J. R. Cathcart. 

Class 97 — Siamese, Female. 

124. Duchess. Owner, Miss J. R. Cathcart. 

Class 98 — Manx, Male. 

125. Bunnie. Owner, Miss J. R. Cathcart. 

Class 99 — Manx, Female. 

126. Bobblett. Owner, Mrs. Helen Woodruff Smith. 

Class 100 — Russian, Male. 

127. Speedwell of Bath; born 1906, The Muscovit-Madre Mai. Breeder, 

Mrs. Bailey; owner. Miss J. R. Cathcart. 

Class 104 — A. O. C, Tabbie with White Neuter. 

128. Bow; born 1903. Breeder, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis; owner, Mrs. L. M. 

French. 

Class 105 — A. O. C, Neuter. 

129. Grey Boy. Owner, Miss Cathcart. 

Class 107 — Manx Neuter. 

130. C F. F. 341 ; lon-Iolelle. Owner, Miss Johnson. 



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MONTH1.Y CALENDAR 

Catalogue, Circulars, Etc., Free ! Address 

The Connecticat Business College, Inc., 

719 Conn. Mutual Bldg. 

HA.RTFOEr), co]sr]sr. 




734 
MAIN STREET 

15 Central 



Restaurant, 

HARTFORD, CONN. 

65 Prospect Street 



ANTIQUES 

WANTED — Antique Furniture and Old Violins. 
r,^^P=TTIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for 
Hj.'t^ J-J- Antique Furniture of Every Descrip- 
tion. We buy Antique Tables, Chairs!^ Bureaus, 
Chests, Sideboards, Desks, Beds, Sofas, Mirrors, 
Clocks. Andirons, Old China, Brass, Copper, Pewter, 
Old Lamps, Old Violins, Old Paintings, Old Gold and 
Silver, and Books — Old or New. We buy anything 
Antique. Highest Prices Paid. 

PRENTISS, 

25 Judson Street, Hartford, Conn. 

Drop Postal — Will Call Anywhere. 

BARKER\PEA5E 

REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS 

LOCAL MANAGERS 

NEW ENGLAND MAINTENANCE COMPANY 




327 Connecticut Mutual Building 
HARTFORD, CONN, 



EXAMINE OUR PIANOS 

AND PLAYER PIANOS 

IN 

EXHIBITION HALL 

WATKIN5 BROS. 

227 Asylum St., Hartford. 



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Class 109 — Black. 

131. Black Regret; born February, 1909. Owner, Miss L. G. Hopkins. 

Class III — Smokes. 

132. Button; born May, 1909. Owner, Mrs. T. M. Ryder; price, $5. 

Class 113 — Silver. 

133. Blue Bell; born March, 1909. Owner, Mrs. T. M. Ryder; price, $3. 

134. Freda; born 1909, Ch. Silver Boy-Marvle. Mrs. Geo. Yates. For 

sale. 

135. Sisonsby; born 1909, Ch. Silver Boy-Sweet Alice. Breeder and 

ow^ner, Mrs. F. Y. Mathis. 

Class 115 — Orange or Tabbie. 

136. Blondy; born May, 1909. Owner, Mrs. T. M. Ryder; price, $10. 

137. Lionell. Owner, Mrs. Brooker. 

Class 116 — Cream or Tortoise Shell. 

138. Ginty; born 1909. Owner, Mrs. George Yates. For sale. 

Class 117 — A. O. C. 

139. Dan; born May, 1909, Ch. Silver Boy-Marvle. Owner, Mrs. Geo. 

Yates. For sale. 

140. Daimon; born May, 1909, Ch. Silver Boy-Marvle. Owner, Mrs. 

Geo. Yates. For sale. 



LIST OF EXHIBITORS 

A 

Albin, Mrs., Broad St., Stamford, Conn. 

B 

Brace, ^Irs. E. L., 473 Frost Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 
Barnett, Mrs. P. T., 112th St., New York. 
Borodarn, L. B., 2333 Broadway, N. Y. 
Brooker, Master Willie, Noroton Heights, Conn. 

C 

Carthcart, Miss Jane R., Oradell, N. J. 

D 

Duchscherer, Dr. C. C, 247 Forest Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 
Dykhouse, Mrs. H. G., Grand Rapids, Mich. 



Furness, Mrs. H. V., 152 West 131st St., New York. 
Furness, Dr. Wm., 152 West 131st St., New York. 
French, Mrs. L. M., Noroton Heights, Conn. 



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FAIRBANKS, 
MORSE & CO. 

Vertical and 
Horizontal 
Gasoline 
Engines 

Stationary or 
Portable. 



The T. M. Russell E & S Co. 

80 Crescent St. 
Middletown, Conn. 

Farm Machinery, Supplies, Shaft- 
ing, Pulleys, Belting, Oils. 

CALL AT OUR EXHIBIT. 




Hon. J. M. Brady 



ALWAYS FAIR 

The J. M. Brady Realty Co., 

HILLS' BLOCK, 
Hartford, - = , Conn 



Artesian Wells 

RIGHT 

Price ) # F) • f i 

Construction \^^ Kight 

Pumping Plants 
Give me a Trial 

C L Grant 

58 Belden St. 
Hartford, Conn* 



MONARCH 

HYDRAULIC 

CIDER PRESSES 




Hand or Power ; 5 Sizes. Steel Construction, 

Great Strenjrth and Ciipaeitj . 
Also EVAPORATORS, APPLE BUTTER COOKERS and 
oUrrLltb. Catalogue Free. 

FARQUHAR Boilers, Engines and 

Saw Mills. 
ROCKFORD Gasoline Engines. 
MONARCH MACHLNEItY CO. 
625 Cortlaiidt Bldg-., New York. 



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G 

Grant, Mrs. S. D., 192 Upland Road, Cambridge, Mass. 
Gans, L. R., 3 Clark St., Hartford, Conn. 
Gould, Miss Ella, Springdale, Conn. 
Gregory, Helen, Wilton, Conn. 

H 

Heard, Mrs. John, 14 Milton Road, Brookline, Mass. 
Hopkins, Laura Gould, 103 East 15th St., New York. 

I 

Isham, Charlotte T., 211 High St., Hartford, Conn. 

J 

Johnson, Miss M., 54 West 140th St., New York. 

K 

Kenney, Mrs. R. W., 516 South Highland Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. 
Kroeh, Miss J. R., 196 Center St., Orange, N. J. 

M 

McCoun, Mrs. R. V., Oyster Bay, N. Y. 

Mathis, Mrs. F. Y., Noroton Heights, Conn. 

Mitchelson, Mrs. J. C, Tarififville, Conn. 

McKenzie, Mrs. J. K., 3 Lamburton St., New Haven, Conn. 

Middleton, Miss Mary, 272 West 128th St., New York. 



Ryder, Mrs. T. M., 35 Pearl St., Middleboro, Mass. 
Rignold, Mrs., 2441 7th Ave., New York. 



Smith, Mrs. H. W., Linden Lodge, Stamford, Conn. 
Snyder, W. J., Hartford, Conn. 

Street, Mrs. E. A., 33 Maple St., New Haven, Conn. 
Stark, Mrs. Geo., Noroton Heights, Conn. 



Tuttle, Mrs. G. S., Alexander St., Dorchester, Mass. 
Tuttle, Mr. G. S., Alexander St., Dorchester, Mass. 
Travis, Mrs. L. H., 166 West 129th St., New York. 

U 

Uquardhart, Rochester, N. Y. 

W 

Wiswell, Mrs. D. B., Walnut St., Newtonville, Mass. 
Waterbury, Miss C. P., Springdale, Conn. 
White, Fannie, Chester, Conn. 
Walker, Mrs. John, Riverside, Conn. 
Wood, Mrs. M., Rochester, N. Y. 

Y 

Yates, Mrs. Geo., Jr., Tarififville, Conn. 



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THE LEADING HIGH GRADE CONFECTIONER OF HARTFORD 

The TENNEY kind of Candy 
The only kind on sale at this Fair 

At our Salesroom, 27 Asylum St., Tel. 1904-3, 
we sell our own make 

CANDY, ICE CREAM and SODA. 

You are invited to visit our Japanese Tea room. 

Factory, 345 Asylum St. Tel. 174 



ESTIMATES GIVEN ON APPLICATION. 



TELEPHONE. 



H. E. PUTNAM 



WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN 



BLUESTONE FLAGGING & CURBING, 



GRANITE. WALL STONE. CELLAR STEPS, 

AND PAVING BLOCKS. SEWER 

PIPE AND FLUE LINING. 



SETTING OF FLAGGING AND 
CURBING A SPECIALTY. 



LIME, CEMENT AND MASONS' SUPPLIES. 

Office, Yard and Warehouse: 



156 Woodland Street, 



Hartford, Conn 



HORSE SHOW DEPARTMENT, 



COMMITTEE ON HORSE SHOW 

WALTER L. GOODWIN, HERBERT L. CAMP, 

SAMUEL RUSSELL, Jr. 

FRANCIS M. Ware, Superintendent 

Dr. E. C. Ross, Official Veterinarian 
Judge of Saddle Horses and Hunters, J. Garner West. 
Judge of Harness Classes, R. Penn Smith. 



THURSDAY, SEPT. 9, 

SHOW OPENS AT 2:00 P. M. 
2 P. M. Class 2. Novice Harness Horses. 



1. Irvington Squire, b. g., 15.2, 6 years, Irvington Farm. 

2. Ginger, dr. br. g., 15.3, 6 years, Edith M. Wright. 

3. Cortland Maid, b. m., 15.3, 5 years, W. P. Landon. 

4. Harry, b. g., 15.3, 8 years, J. J. Goodwin. 

5. Wicket, b. g., i4-3^, 5 years, Grand View Farms. 

6. Snagger, ch. g., 15.3, 5 years, Lehman Strauss. 

7. Snell, ch. g., 15.3, 5 years, Lehman Strauss. 

8. Briton, ch. g., 15.3, 4 years, William Carr. 

9. Little King, blk. g., 15, 7 years, Geo. D. King. 



2:15 P. M. Class 20. Novice Saddle Horses. 

1. Irvington Molly Baum, ch. m., 14.2, 4 years, Irvington Farm. 

2. Moonface, ch. m., 15.2, 8 years, Walter L. Goodwin. 

3. Victoria C, br. m., 15.1^, 5 years, Highlawn Farm. 

4. Red Wing, ch. g., 15.3, 6 years, Geo. L. Clark. 

5. Miss English, b. m., 15.3, William Carr, Agent. 

6. Jaunty, br. m., 15.2, 5 years, Lehman Strauss. 



2:25 P. M. Class I. Road Horses. 

1. El Capitan, C. G. Lincoln. 

2. Byron, C G. Lincoln. 

3. Sammy, ch. m., 8 years, A. Wood. 

4. Cortland Maid, b. m., 15.3, 5 years, W. P. Landon. 

5. Waldo, b. g., 16, 5 years, W. W. Hyde. 

6. Corona, br. m., 15.3, 9 years, Mary Chapman. 

7. Lady Estelle, b. m., 15.1, 12 years, W. Butler. 

8. Lady Webb (formerly Topsy), ch. m., 15.3, 5 years, James T. Miskil 

9. Altisima, gr., 15.3, C. W. Pratt. 

10. Prince Gothard, b. g., 16, 8 years, O. H. Thrall. 



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THE ROBERT PRICE COAL CO., Inc. 
^ ^ ^ COAL, HAY and GRAIN. ^ ^ ^ 



Office and Yard, 82-92 Francis Avenue. 



George 0. Simons, ' ]y[il5j^ij.^ Q{^ 



SUCCESSOR TO SIMONS & FOX, 



240 Asylum Street, Hartford, Ct., 



FURNISHES 



ALL TENTS 



FOR THIS FAIR. 



All Size Tents 



From 7x7 to the Larurest. 



Dry^ Tom and Sloe* 

Clean and delicious in 
taste — extremely low 
in fusel oil content — 
making- it, for all pur- 
poses, the most desir- 
able GIN purchasable. 
A single trial will con- 
vince you. 

G. F. Heublein & Brc, 




Hartford, 



New York, 



London. 



C. A. MOYLAN, 

Exclusive Tailoring 
for Young Men. 

686 MAIN STREET, 
Suite 15, Over Scenic Theatre. 



ESTABLISHED IN 1867. 

Management and Improvement of Estates. Business 

Property, Residences, Farms and Building Lots 

Sold, Bought and Rented. Loans Negotiated 

on First Mortgage. Trust funds Care- 

fnlly Invested. Funds Invested East 

and West for Capitalists, 

A. J. GLAZIER, 

REAL ESTATE, 

8 STATE ST., HARTFORD, CONN. 



BOSTON LOAN COMPANY 

32 ASYLUM STREET. 
Money Loaned on Diamonds and Jewelry .'. Private office for ladies. 
Rates of interest the lowest in the state in our own safe deposit 
vault. ------ Telephone 477, 



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2:40 P. M. Class 3. Novice Pairs. 

1. Irvington Squire, b. g., 15.2, 6 years, 1 jryington Farm 
Bellafront, b. m., 15.2, 6 years, ) 

2. Harry, b. g., 15.3, 8 years, ) j x Qoodwin. 
Roxie, b. g., 153, 7 years, j 

3. Wicket, b. g., 14.3K2, 5 years, ) (^^^^^ yj^^ p^^^^s 
Cricket, b. g., U-S'A, 7 years, \ 

4. Snell, ch. g., 15.3, 5 years, } Lehman Strauss. 
Snagger, ch. g., i5-3, 5 years, ) 

5. Little King, blk. g 15, 7 years, ^^^ ^ ^■ 
Kentucky Prince, blk. g., 15, 5 years, 3 

2:50 P. M. Class 21. Saddle Horses under 15.2. 

1. My Surprise, ch. g., 15. i>^, aged, Eleanor Guggenheim. 

2. Victoria C, br. m., 15.1^, 5 years, Highlawn Farm. 

3. May O., ch. m., 15. i, aged, Somerset Farm. 

3 P. M. Class 25. Polo Ponies. 

1. Prince, blk. g., 14.2, aged, Walter L. Goodwin. 

2. Ocean Wave, b. m., 14.2, 8 years, Walter L. Goodwm. 

3. Polly, b. m., 14.2, 8 years, William C. Hungerford. 

4. Dan Dare Dun, g., 14.3, 7 years, H. L. Piatt. 



3:10 P. M. Class 4. Gig Horses. 

I. Bellafront, b. m., 15.2, 6 years, Irvington Farm. 

2 Belle of Irvington, b. m., 15.2, 7 years, Irvington Farm. 

3 Tinker Bell,- ch. m., 15.1'/^, 7 years. Grand View Farms. 

4. Buster Brown, ch. g., 15, 7 years, William Carr, Agent. 

5. Roxy, b. m., i5-2, 6 years, Geo. D. King. 



3:20 P. M. Class 19. Gaited Saddle Horses. 

1. My Surprise, ch. g., 15.1^/^, aged, Eleanor M Guggenheim. 

2. Lee Denmark, br. g., 15.2^, 10 years, Geo. L Clark. 
3 Kentucky Colonel, b. g., 16, 6 years, G. L. Clark. 

4. Molo, ch. g., 15-3, 8 years, F. P. Newkirk. 

5 Society Belle, b. m., 15.2, 7 years, J. F. Garvan. 



3:30 P. M. Class 14. Combination Horses. 

1 Irvington Molly Baum, ch. m., 14.2, 4 years, Irvington Farm. 

2 Neta Dilley, b. m., 8 years, J. E. Davis. 

3 My Surprise, ch. g., iS-i'A, aged, Eleanor M. Guggenheim. 

4. Ginger, dr. br. g., i5-3, 6 years, Edith M. Wright. 

5. Red Wing, ch. g., i5-3, 6 years^ Geo. L. Clark. 

6. Molo, ch. g., 15.3, 8 years, F. P. Newkirk. 
7 Mayo, ch. m., i5-i, aged, Somerset tarm. 

8. Royalist, ch. g., i5-2^, 5 years, Somerset l^arm. 

9 Jaunty, br. m., 15.2, 5 years, Lehman Strauss. 

10. Beltane, b. g., i5-3, JuHan Morris. 

11. Roxy, b. m., i5-2, 6 years, Geo. D. King. 



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Windsor Cement Co. 

DEALERS IX 

MASONS' AND PLASTERERS' SUPPLIES 

AGENT8 FOR 
KING'S WINDSOR CEHENT 
DRY MORTAR 

KING'S PULP PLASTER 

KING'S PLASTER BOARDS 

ATLAS PORTLAND CEHENT 

OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 
Potter Street, = - = _ = = _ = Hartford, Conn. 



AETNA BEER 



'M 



Is not sold until it has been properly 

a^ed— Green Bee?' is just as bad as tm\\i 

green, unripe fruit— both are danger- I j|\/! 

ous. Imii I 

For good, \vholesome beer, properly 
aged, you can depend upon 

The Aetna Brewing Co«, I 
Thone 1457 Hartford^ Conn. ||j||p 




W. J. DECKER, 



W. J. DECKER 

Prartiral Sfnra^aljn^r 

Has the only foot of the kind in the 
State, and can be demonstrated to the 
horse owner, showing all parts of the 
foot where likely to go lame. 

Why not get your horse shod by a 
shoer who has a knowledge of the 
foot, which is necessary for proper 
shoeing of a horse ? Call and see the 
foot at 

20-22 HICKS STREET 

PHONE 303-14. HARTFORD 



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3:45 P- M. Class 6. Lady's Phaeton Horses. 

1. Molton Prince, b. g., 15, 7 years, Walter L. Goodwin. 

2. Ginger, dr. br. g., 15.3, 6 years, Edith M. Wright. 

3. Little Dan, b. g., 15, 8 years, Samuel Russell, Jr. 

4. Ballet Girl, b. m., 15, 8 years, Samuel Russell, Jr. 

5. Tinker Bell, ch. m., 15. ij^, 7 years. Grand View Farms. 

6. Buster Brown, ch. g., 15, 7 years, William Carr, Agent. 

7. General, b. g., 15.2H, aged, D. F. Cotter. 

8. Little King, blk. g., 15, 7 years, Geo. D. King. 

4 P. M. Class 27. Jumping. 

1. Lady Claire, blk. m., 15.3, 4 years, Eleanor Guggenheim. 

2. Prince Alert, b. g., 15.3, 5 years, John H. Mulchay. 

3. Highbridge, b. g., 4 years, John R. Fell. 

4. Gordon, b. g., 7 years, John R. Fell. 

5. Enchantress, b. m., 7 years, John R. Fell. 

6. Miss English, b. m., 15.^, William Carr, Agent. 

7. John Bull, b. g., 16, 5 years, William Carr, Agent. 

8. Keswick, b. g., 15.3, Edwin H. Wetherbee. 

9. Taconite, b. g., 17, Edwin H. Wetherbee. 

10. David Gray, gr. g., 15.3, Edwin H. Wetherbee. 

11. Rock Crest, ch. g., 16, Julian Morris. 

12. Gloversville, ch. g., 15.3, Julian Morris. 

13. Emblem, Walter Stokes. 

4 P. M. Class 28. Jumping. 

1. Lady Claire, blk. m., 15.3, 4 years, Eleanor Guggenheim. 

2. Prince Alert, b. g., 15.3, 5 years, John H. Mulchay. 

3. Highbridge, b. g., 4 years, John R. Fell. 

4. Gordon, b. g., 7 years, John R. Fell. 

5. Enchantress, b. m., 7 years, John R. Fell. 

6. Miss English, b. m., 15.^, William Carr, Agent. 

7. John Bull, b. g., 16, 5 years, William Carr, Agent. 

8. Keswick, b. g., 15.3, Edwin H. Wetherbee. 

9. Taconite, b. g., 17, Edwin H. Wetherbee. 

10. David Gray, gr, g., 15.3, Edwin H. Wetherbee. 

11. Rock Crest, ch. g., 16, Julian Morris. 

12. Gloversville, ch. g., 15.3, Julian Morris. 

13. Emblem, Walter Stokes. 

4 P. M. Class 34. Stallions, 3 years old or over. 

1. Lord Marlborough, ch s., 15.2, 9 years, Irvington Farm. 

2. Direct Braden, br. s., 15.3, 4 years, M. B. Smith. 

3. Ben Hur, b. s., 15.4, 3 years, Chas. Allshouse. 

4. Prosper, daple gr., 2 years, Thos. Booth. 



4:15 P. M. Class 12. Harness Horses over 15.2. 

1. Belle of Irvington, b. m., 15.2, 7 years, Irvington Farm. 

2. Bellafront, b. m., 15.2, 6 years, Irvington Farm. 

3. Prescott, ch. g., 15.3, 7 years, D. A. Thrall. 

4. Harry, b. g., 15.3, 8 years, J. J. Goodwin. 

5. Flashlight, b. g., 16.1, 7 years, Frank E. Palmer. 

6. Snell, ch. g., 15.3, 5 years, Lehman Strauss. 

7. Snagger, ch. g., 15.3, 5 years, Lehman Strauss. 

8. Prince of Orange, b. g., 16, 5 years, Geo. D. King. 

9. Briton, ch. g., 15.3, 4 years, William Carr. 



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4-30 P. M. Class 15. Harness Ponies. 

1. Young Mountaineer, br. g., 13.31/^, 7 years, Grand View Farms. 

2. Irvington Tom Trot, ch. s., 14.3, 4 years, Irvington Farm. 

3. Irvington Leading Girl, blk. m., 13.2, 4 years, Irvington Farm. 

4. Margaret, blk. m., 13.2, 4 years, Thos. C. Beach. 

5. Teddy B., Lyman Keeler. 

6. Glenister, ch. g., 13.1, 5 years, Gertrude R. Guggenheim. 

4:40 P. M. Class II. Pairs 15.2 and under. 

1. Molton Prince, b. g., 15, 7 years, 1 ,,. ^ in j • 
My Dorothy, b. m., 15, 8 years, \ ^^^^^^ L. Goodwm. 

2. Ruby B., ch. m., 15.2, 6 years, | ^ , cjj n 
Bell Ideal, ch., i., 15.2, 6 years, j ^^°- ^- ^iddell. 

3. Pair Ponies, Lyman Keeler. 

4. Eager, b. m., 15, ^ t t r- a • 
Ve|a,b. m., 14.3, 5 J- J- ^^^^wm. 

5. Cricket, b. g., i^.zy2, 7 years, ) ^ , ,r. t- 
Wicket, b. i., 14.3/2; 5 years, I ^^^"^ ^^^^ ^^^^^s- 

6. Little Dan, b. g., 15, 8 years, ( q„^„-i p„„c:^ii Tr 
Ballet Girl, b. m., 15, 8 years, j ^^"'"^^ Russell, Jr. 

7. Buster Brown, ch. g., 15, 7 years,) ^ ^ Acrenf 
Sunny Jim, ch. g., 15, 7 years, ] ^"^- ^^'^'^' ^^^"^• 

8. George Wade, b. g., 15.3, 6 years, / p rj t-:„^ 
Roxy, b. m., 15.2, 6 years, J '^^°- ^- ^'"^• 

4.55 P. M. Class 30. Jumping. 

I. Emblem, Walter Stokes. 



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2 P. M. Class 7. Lady's Phaeton Pairs. 

1. Molton Prince, b. g., 15, 7 years \^,^^T ^. in a • 
My Dorothy, b. m. I's, 8 years, } ^^^'^' ^' Goodwm. 

2. Little Dan, b. g., 15, 8 years, ) S;,mnpl Rn^^ell Tr 
Ballet Girl, b. m., 15, 8 years, j ^^"""^^ Russell, Jr. 

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5. Little King,, blk. g 15, 7 years, ) ^^^^ j^ ^• 
Kentucky Prince, blk. g., 15, 5 years, 3 ^ 

2:10 P. M. Class 22. Saddle Horses, 15.2 and over. 

1. Neta Dilley, b. m., 8 years, J. E. Davis. 

2. Moonface, ch. m., 15.2, 8 years, Walter L. Goodwin. 

3. Rockin, ch. g., 15.3, 7 years, Mrs. L. A. Dalrymple Percival. 

4. Royalist, ch. g., 15.2^, 5 years, Somerset Farm. 

5. Jaunty, br. m., 15.2, 5 years, Lehman Strauss. 

6. Red Wing, ch. g., 15.3, 6 years, G. L. Clark. 

7. Beltane, b. g., 15.3, Julian Morris. 

2:25 P. M. Class 18. Draught Pairs. 

1. Ginger, gr. g., 6 years, | ^^^^^^ g^^^^j 
Blondy, gr. g., 7 years, j 

2. Pair Bay Horses, E. A. Simpson Company. 

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2:35 P. M. Class 8. Tandem. 

1. Irvington Squire, b. g., 15.2, 6 years, ) T,-,-,„^f^, t/ 
Belle of Irvington, b m.; 15.2, 7 years,] ^^^^"§^0^^ I^^^""^- 

2. Molton Prince, b. g., 15, 7 years, / ,,r 1^ t r- ^ ■ 
My Dorothy, b. m , 15, 8 years,] ^^ ^'^^^^ ^- Goodwni. 
Ballet Girl, b. m., 15, 8 years, S c 1 r. n t 

3. Little Dan, b. g., 15, 8 years, ( ^^"^^^^ R"^^^^^' ^'- 

4. Tinker Bell, ch. m., 15.1^, 7 years, / r- 1 -^r- tt 
Peter Pan, ch. g., I's.i, 6 years, J ^rand V,ew Farms. 

5. Buster Brown, ch. f., 15, 7 years, ) axt-ji- r- a ^ 
Sunny Jim, ch. g., 15, 7 years, \ ^^^^^^"^ ^^''' ^"^S^"^" 

6. George Wade, b. g., 15.3, 6 years, ( ^ t^ ..■ 
Roxy, b. m., 15.2, 6 years, j '^^^^ ^- ^'"^• 

2:50 P. M. Class 26. Polo Ponies. 

1. Joe Johnson, b. g., 14.2, aged, Walter L. Goodwin. 

2. Bannie, ch. m., 14.2, 5 years, Walter L. Goodwin. 

3. Doctor, b. g., 15, 8 years, H. L. Piatt. 

3 P. M. Class 29. Jumping. 

1. Lady Claire, blk. m., 15.3, 4 years, Eleanor Guggenheim. 

2. Prince Alert, b. g., 15.3, 5 years, John H. Mulchay. 

3. Highbridge, b. g., 4 years, John R. Fell. 

4. Gordon, b. g., 7 years, John R. Fell. 

5. Enchantress, b. m., 7 years, John R. Fell. 

6. Miss English, b. m., 15.^, William Carr, Agent. 

7. John Bull, b. g., 16, 5 years, William Carr, Agent. 

8. Keswick, b. g., 15.3, Edwin H. Wetherbee. 

9. Taconite, b. g., 17, Edwin H. Wetherbee. 

10. Rock Crest, ch. g., 16, Julian Morris. 

11. Gloversville, ch. g., 15.3, Julian Morris. 

12. Emblem, Walter Stokes. 

3 P. M. Class 37. Two Year Olds. 

1. George, ch. g., 15, 2 years, James R. Goodrich. 

2. Amae McKinney, br. s., 2 years, Empire City Farms. 

3. Boyd ]\IcKinney, b. s., 2 years. Empire City Farms. 

4. Dustless McKinney, b. s., 2 years. Empire City Farms. 

5. Watchful McKinney, blk. s., 2 years, Empire City Farms. 

6. Princess India, b. f., 2 years, Empire City Farms. 

7. Moonlight, ch. m., 2 years, E. C. Richardson. 

3:10 P. M. Class 10. Harness Horses, 15.2 and under. 

1. Irvington Beau Brummell, br. g., 15.^, 7 years, Irvington Farm. 

2. Molton Prince, b. g., 15, 7 years, Walter L. Goodwin. 

3. Eager, b. m., 15, J. J. Goodwin. 

4. Tinker Bell, ch. m., 15.1^, 7 years, Grand View Farms. 

5. Red Queen, ch. m., 14.3, 5 years, P. H. Desmond. 

6. Buster Brown, ch. g., 15, 7 years, William Carr, Agent. 

7. Roxy, b. m., 15.2, 6 years, Geo. D. King. 

8. Dollie, s. m., 15, 7 years. Miss Edith Wright. 



3:25 P. M. Class 16. Harness Ponies. 

Brookdale Sir Horace, b. g., 12.3^, 6 years, Grand View Farms. 
Irvington Pegaway, b. m., 12.3, 6 years, Irvington Farm. 
Irvington Nipper, ch. s., 12.2, 4 years, Irvington Farm. 
Togo, blk. s., 4 years, James R. Goodrich. 
Sameo, wh. and b. s., Wm. J. Goodrich. 
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3:35 P- M. Class 23. Lady's Saddle Horses. 

Neta Dilley, b. m., 8 years, J. E. Davis. 

Moonface, ch. m., 15.2, 8 years, Walter L. Goodwin. 

My Surprise, ch. g., 15.1^, aged, Eleanor M, Guggenheim. 

Rockin, ch. g., 15.3, 7 years, Mrs. L. A. Dalrymple Percival 

Silk Skin, ch. g., 15. ij^, 7 years, Highlawn Farm, 

May O., ch. m., 15. i, aged, Somerset Farm. 

Royalist, ch. g., 15.2^, 5 years, Somerset Farm. 

Beltane, b. g., 15.3, Julian Morris. 



3:50 P. Mc Class 5. Runabout Horses. 

Molton Prince, b. g., 15, 7 years, Walter Goodwin. 

Judy, b. m., 15. i, 8 years, Mazie E. Cotter. 

Little Dan, b. g., 15, 8 years, Samuel L. Russell, Jr. 

Ballet Girl, b. m., 15, 8 years, Samuel L. Russell, Jr. 

Harry, b. g., 15.3, 8 years, J. J. Goodwin. 

Cricket, b. g., i4-3^, 7 years, Grand View Farms. 

Colonel, b. g., 15.2^, aged, D. F. Cotter. 

Roxy, b. m., 15.2, 6 years, eGo. D. King. 



4 P. M. Class 24. Saddle Ponies. 

1. Irvington Molly Baum, ch. m., 14.2, 4 years, Irvington Farm, 

2. Margaret, blk. m., 13.2, 4 years, Thomas C. Beach. 

3. Lady Idol, gr. m., 13.3^, aged, Somerset Farm. 

4. Ocean Wave, b. m., 14.2, 8 years, Walter L. Goodwin. 

5. Bonnie, ch. m., 14.2, 5 years, Walter L. Goodwin. 



Class 17. 

I. Blondy, gr. g., 7 years, 1 .r p„„„_. 
Ginger, gr. g., 6 years, j ^^^^" ^'^^^^^ 



4:15 P. M. Class 24A. Saddle Horses. 

1. My Surprise, ch. g., 15.1^, aged, Eleanor Guggenhteim. 

2. Victoria C. (5901), br, m., 15. ij^, 5 years, Highlawn Farm. 

3. Professor (2857), dr. b. g., 15.3, 7 years, Geo, L. Clark, Agent, 

4. May O., ch, m., 15. i, aged, Somerset Farm. 

5. Royalist, ch, g., 15.2^, 5 years, Somerset Farm. 

4:25 P. M. Class 13. Pairs over 15.2. 

I. Bellafront, b. m., 15.2, 6 years, I t • ^ i- 

Belle of Irvington, b. m., 15.2; 7 years, ^"'"Ston Farm. 

'■ El^ctrifZight.^: g!\'6.l?ySrs,i F-"'< E. Palmer. 

'■ MX,°"h.t %l'tJJrr- \ D- A- Thrall and M. F. P. NewUirk. 

4. Little Dan, b. g., 15, 8 years, ( c„^„„i r„.c:p11 Tr 
Ballet Girl, b. m., 15, 8 years, j ^^"^"^1 Russell, Jr. 

5. Harry, b. g., 15.3, 8 years, ) j ^ Goodwin 
Roxie, b. g., 15.3, 7 years, ]^"^- ^oo^win, 

6. Colonel, b. g., 15.2^, aged, ) ^ ^ Totter 
General, b, g., 15.21^, aged, j ^- ^- hotter. 

7. Snell, ch, g., 15.3, 5 years, ) Lehman Strauss. 
Snagger, ch, g., 15,3, 5 years, j 



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4:35 P- M. Class 30. Jumping. 

1. Lady Claire, blk. m., 15.3, 4 years, Eleanor Guggenheim. 

2. Prince Alert, b. g., 15.3, 5 years, John H. Mulchay. 

3. Highbridge, b. g., 4 years, John R. Fell. 

4. Enchantress, b. m., 7 years, John R. Fell. 

5. Gordon, b. g., 7 years, John R. Fell. 

6. Miss English, b. m., 15.^, William Carr, Agent. 

7. John Bull, b. g., 16, 5 years, William Carr, Agent. 

8. Keswick, b. g., 15.3, Edwin H. Wetherbee. 

9. Taconite, b. g., 17, Edwin H. Wetherbee. 

10. David Gray, gr. g., 15.3, Edwin H. Wetherbee. 

11. Rock Crest, ch. g., 16, Julian Morris. 

12. Gloversville, ch. g., 15.3, Julian Morris. 



4:35 P. M. Class 32. Championship Pairs. 

4:45 P. M. Class 33. Championship, Saddle Horses. 

1. Neta Dilley, b. m., 8 years, J. E. Davis. 

2. Silk Skin, ch, m., 15. ij^, 6 years, Highlawn Farm. 

3. May O., ch. m., 15. i, aged, Somerset Farm. 

4. Royalist, ch. g., 15.2^, 5 years, Somerset Farm. 

4:55 P. M. Class 31. Championship, Harness Horses. 

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by Frank Fox — Lillian W. by Harry Hontas. 
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by Bingen — Nina Belle by Nephew. 
5-Thomas W. Murphy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., ch. m ALICE ROOSEVELT 

by The Searcher — Pap's Flaxen by Black Hawk. 
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by Mikasan — Jersey Wilkes. 
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by Wm. Penn First — Miss Nelson by Norfolk. 
8-Harris Stock Farm, Sackets Harbor, N. Y., b. m ROSEMARY CHIMES 

by Chimes — Lucile's Baby by Redwyn. 
9-Walter R Cox, Dover, N. H., b. m MELVA J. 

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lo-Tom J. Sharky, New York City, b. g KLONDYKE 

by Quartermaster — Daisy by Judge Trubble. 
ii-B. A. Bulkeley, Southport, Conn., b. m NAOMA 

by Lyn Bel — Block Ide by Cyclone. 
12-J. L. Dodge, ^ b. m JENNIE CONSTANTINE 

Constantine — Jenny Bunton by Red Fern. 
13-Henry L. Titer, Readville, Mass BIRCHLEAF 

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i-B. A. Bulkley, Southport, Conn., blk. g RAFFLES 

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2:06 PACE. 2 in 3. PURSE, $1,000. 

i-Thos. W. Murphy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., ch. g BARON WHIPS 

by Baron Dillon — Metella A. by Whips. 
2-Thos. W. Murphy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., b. h GREEN PILOT 

by Greenbacks — Tackey Witch by Sphinx. 
3-S. A. Proctor, Newmarket, Ont., b. g TEXAS ROOKER 

by Texas Rooker — by Lexington. 
4-E. F. Geers, Memphis, Tenn., br. m GERALDINE 

by Cutting — dam by General Reilly. 

5-Thomas W. Murphy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y THE FRIEND 

6-Jos. Girard, Montreal, Canada, blk. g MAJOR BRINO 

by Veta Red by Red Wilkes. 

TUESDAY, SEPT. 7. 

2:11 PACE. 3 in 5. PURSE, $1,000. 

i-Walter R. Cox, Dover, N. H., rn. g HOOSIER PRINCE 

by Cecilian Prince — Kate by Danville Wilkes. 
2-Walter R. Cox, Dover, N. H., gr. g EARL JR. 

by The Earl — Jenny by Sagasta. 
3-E. F. Geers, Memphis, Tenn., br. m ANNABELLE LEE 

by Adbell — Dam by Gambetta Wilkes. 
4-E. F. Geers, jMemphis, Tenn., ch. m HALLIE DIRECT 

by Walter Direct — Prince Pulaski Jr. 
5-Thomas Murphy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., ch. g ALFALFA 

by Theodore Sheldon. 
6-Thomas Murphy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., blk. h ANDY H. 

1909. THE NUTMEG, $5,000. 
2:07 PACERS. 

i-T. W. Murphy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., b. s GEORGE GANO 

by Gambetta Wilkes — Credition by Nuthurst. 
2-Walter R. Cox, Dover, N. H., rn. h HOOSIER PRINCE 

by Cecilian Prince — Kate by Danville Wilkes. 



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Established 1841. 

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN THE 

Highest Grade Carriages, 

WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OP 

Painting and Repairing Automobiles and all 
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3-Walter R. Cox, Dover, N. H., b. g THE BOSUN 

by Alkaline — Castania by Pistachio. 
4-George S. McGarvin, Chatham, Ont., b. g SIDNEY R. 

by Simon — Rodina by Roadmaster. 
5-Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, Ohio, br. m ANNABELLE LEE 

by Adbell — Gobrielle by Gambetta Wilkes. 
6-Ramsey & Carter, Cottonwood Falls, Kan., b. g GIFTLINE 

by Online — Tolo by Strathmore. 
7-W. L. Snow, Hornell, N. Y., b. m HAL RAVEN 

by Hal B. — Raven by Alcantara. 
8-Geo. C. Loomis, Minneapolis, Minn., b. g ROLLINS 

by Delmarch — Marie Oresia by Baron Wilkes. 
9-E. F. Geers, Memphis, Tenn., blk. s DIRECT HAL JR. 

by Direct Hal — Regent's Last by Prince Regent. 

FREE-FOR-ALL TROT. 2 in 3. PURSE, $1,000. 

i-James Farley, Plattsburg, N. Y., g. g LOCUST JACK 

by Keller Thomas — Princess by Fire Clay. 
2-B. A. Bulkeley, Southport, Conn., b. m NAHMA 

Peter the Great — Cardeas by Bingen. 
3-J. A. Crabtree SONOMA GIRL 

by Linwood W. — Sonoma May. 
4-E. F. Geers, Memphis, Tenn., br. s STERLING McKINNEY 

by McKinney — Twenty-three by Director. 
5-Thomas W. Murphy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., blk. m LADY JONES 

by Capt. McKinney — Duxie by Director. 

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8. 

2:09 PACE. 3 in 5. PURSE, $i,ooo. 

i-Thomas W. Murphy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., b. m ELLA AMBULATOR 

by Ambulator — Ella Eddy by Jerome Eddy. 
2-Walter R. Cox, Dover, N. H., b. g THE BOSUN 

by Alkaline — Castania by Pictachio. 
3-Walter R. Cox, Dover, N. H CECILIAN KING 

by Cecilian Prince — Kate by Danville Wilkes. 
4-J. S. Dodge, Orangeburg, N. Y., b. h KING COLE 

by Bingen — Redinda by Redwald. 

2:10 TROT. 2 in 3. PURSE, $1,000. 

i-James Farley, Plattsburg, N. J., b. h PRINCE C. 

by Martyr — Lady May by Strawn. 
2-C. W. Lasell, Whitinsville, Mass., b. s HENRY SETZER 

by Todd — Accola by Acolype. 
3-C. W. Lasell, Whitinsville, Mass., b. g WILKES' SON 

by Todd — Maxine by Ashland Wilkes. 
4-W. H. Gocher, Hartford, Conn., blk. g , WARD M. 

by Direct — Mountain Maid. 
5-A. McDonald, Memphis, Tenn., b. g JOE ONWARD 

by Normal. 
6-S. J. Birch, Orange, Mass., g. s PRINCE SAVALARY 

by Savalaid — Young Daisy by Studenway. 
7-B. A. Bulkeley, Southport, Conn., b. g RAFFLES 

by Brown Master — Black Ide by Cyclone. 



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8-Thomas W. Murphy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., b. g INNERGUARD 

by Guardsman — Ida F. by Harkaway. 
9-E. F. Geers, Memphis, Tenn., b. g DEMAREST 

by Ariel Highwood — Lady Distain by Nerval. 
lo-Thomas W. Murphy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y ALICE ROOSEVELT 

by The Searcher — Pap's Flaxen by Black Hawk. 
ii-W. G. Durfee, Los Angeles, Gal., br. s DEL CORONADO 

by McKinney — Johanna Treat by Thos. Rysdyk. 
I2-B. O. Shank, Randall, Ohio, b. g CARROLL 

by McAdams — Carracalla by Patron. 

FREE-FOR-ALL PACE. 2 in 3. PURSE, $1,000. 

i-Wilson B. Chisholm, East Cleveland, Ohio, blk. m REPROACHLESS 

by Direct Hal — Regent's Last by Prince Regent. 
2-Robert J. Bronley, Fulton, N. J., b. g BOLIVAR 

by Whalen W. — 

3-Walter R. Cox, Dover, N. H ALIEEN WILSON 

4-F. W. Eutricken, Tavistock, Ont THE EEL 

by Gambolier — dam by John L. 



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